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Two Truths and a Lie
Players guess which of three statements is false, revealing surprising facts about each other.
3+ Players
Hybrid
Low Energy
How to Play
- 1Each person prepares three statements about themselves: two that are true and one that is false.
- 2Taking turns, each person shares their three statements with the group.
- 3The rest of the group votes on which statement they believe is the lie.
- 4The person reveals the lie after everyone has voted. It's a great way to learn surprising facts about each other!
Facilitator Guide
Opening Script:
"Welcome everyone! Today we're going to play Two Truths and a Lie. This game will help us learn interesting facts about each other. Take a moment to think of two true statements about yourself and one false statement. Make the lie believable!"
Closing Script:
"Great job everyone! We learned some surprising things about each other today. These personal stories help build trust and connection in our team."
Why This Works
It mixes light guessing with small bits of personal sharing. Sharing a few true things builds trust, and the guessing keeps it fun. Great for new teams because it gives structure without getting too personal.
Best For
- New teams meeting for the first time
- Virtual team meetings (works great on video calls)
- Groups of 3-15 people
- When you have 10-15 minutes available
Important Notes
- Remind participants to keep statements work-appropriate
- Ensure the lies are believable but not harmful or offensive
- Be mindful that some people may be uncomfortable sharing personal information