Blindspot
Everyone knows the secret. One of you is faking it.
3-8 players20-40 min
Overview
A talking game played around the table, phones face-down. Each round everyone sees the same set of candidates — locations or words — and all but one of you knows which one is the secret. The odd one out has to bluff through the conversation without knowing what everyone else is talking about, while the rest of you probe with questions vague enough not to give the secret away. Then everyone votes. Catch the faker and they get one desperate counter-guess to steal the round.
How it plays
- Everyone sees the same public set of candidates; all but one player secretly knows which is the secret.
- The odd one out knows they're the odd one out — but not the secret.
- Talk it out: prove you know the secret without revealing it. The faker bluffs along.
- When discussion ends, everyone votes at once for who they think is faking.
- Caught fakers get one counter-guess at the secret to steal the round; escaping scores too.
- Play a set number of rounds; highest score wins.
- Pick a mode when you start: Locations (with roles) or Words (a 4×4 category grid).