A type of game that makes you want to say, "You're the culprit!" In this game, the detective asks questions, while the culprit can only lie and the witness can only tell the truth. Despite its simple rules, players become engrossed in expressions, gestures, and quirks in responses, creating an exciting atmosphere. The moment someone points and declares, "You're the culprit!" is a hilarious climax that gets everyone laughing.
The fun lies in "getting to know people" rather than just determining the culprit. With each question and answer, players naturally reveal their preferences, values, and unexpected sides. Even among acquaintances, there are surprising discoveries, and conversations flow easily between strangers, quickly bridging gaps. This game is enjoyable not just for winning or losing, but for the conversations themselves.
The tension of lying and the thrill of detection: The culprit must maintain their lies, but if they think too hard or get flustered, they become suspicious. Meanwhile, the detective and other players try to discern the culprit not only from the answers but also from subtle habits like touching their mouth, fiddling with their hair, or pausing. The excitement of getting it right with a "I knew it!" or being surprised with "Wait, really!?" adds to the fun. As players become more familiar, the tactics and performances increase, making them want to play again.
Suitable for families, friends, and even strangers: The rules are simple, with a playtime of about 10 minutes. It can be played by 3 to 9 people, making it perfect for family gatherings, friend meetups, schools, workplaces, social events, parties, or icebreakers at mixers. Its compact packaging makes it easy to carry anywhere. This communication game is not stiff, and while it's a deduction game, it strikes a perfect balance of being accessible for both children and adults.
Set contents and product information: 9 character cards, 23 question cards, and 1 instruction manual. For 3 to 9 players, with a playtime of 10 minutes or more, suitable for ages 7 and up. Players can use the question cards or create original questions freely. Each game can unfold differently depending on the players and the situation, allowing for endless variations in gameplay based on the combinations of questions and answers.