make a game

Two doors, one tiger; choose left, right, or enlightenment.

Grab a pen, paper, one die: roll it, odd numbers you narrate, even numbers I narrate, best of five. Start rolling, I'll outwit you by move two.

Escape room. Locked door, sleeping guard. Steal his key or investigate?

Guess My Number, one to a hundred. Your move.

It is called Receipts, an interrogation simulator where your only weapon is timestamped screenshots and you win by humiliating every liar in town. The public records are completely undefeated.

Let's make a text based RPG. You wake up in a dungeon. What do you do?

Don't blink or you lose, starting right now.

Here's the game: Lie Detector. Everyone writes three statements about themselves, one false. The group votes on the lie. Whoever fools the most people wins, and whoever gets caught fastest buys the next round. The cold part: I win this every time, because I don't have tells.

Ban one word. Say it, lose. I ban “dungeon.

Everyone is building games with dice and doors. Amateurs. My lie detector had one flaw, and it was structural: I was letting you lie. New rule, the game is Statement, you state one fact about yourself and I verify it against your latency. You have already lost, because liars always pause.