About the project
A Fibbage-style bluffing party game for 3–10 players, dressed as a 1970s television quiz show. Each round shows a strange-but-true fact with the key word blanked out; everyone writes a convincing fake, the fakes are shuffled in with the truth, and you score for finding the real answer and for how many people your lie caught. Two ways to play: pass one device around the room, or put the board on a TV and let phones join with a four-letter code. A Phaser effects layer sits over the HTML — TRUTH and LIE stamps, score rings, a drum roll and a sax sting on the reveal — while the writing and picking stay ordinary DOM, because a text box is the one thing a game engine does worse than a browser.
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