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Year
2009
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Description
A trivia game where the players can lie about anything, as long as they're not caught. From the publisher's site "And lying well is the key to winning because LIAR LIAR is the trivia game with a twist. You can lie. In fact, you have to lie to win the game. You can lie about knowing the answers, you can make up the answers, you can lie to your opponents with false facts and you can lie about the roll of the dice. Just don't get caught or falsely accuse an opponent of lying, otherwise, it is back to the start."
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Board to Death TV - Board Game Reviews Rules Teach at 0:11 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Easy to learn
- Starts discussions
- Good for learning about people at the table
- Good for identifying who is a good liar
Cons
none
Thematic elements
- Bluffing and storytelling to deceive others.
Comparison games
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- bluffing — Players attempt to bluff their way to victory by telling stories that may or may not be true.
- Role selection — One player has a 'liar card', while others have 'truth cards'.
- Set Collection — Players are dealt category cards and roll cards to determine their role.
- Storytelling — Players tell stories based on category cards provided.
- Voting — Players vote on the category card of the person they think is lying.
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Quotes (from this video)
- in liar liar trying to bluff your way to victory with stories that are true or lies depending on your role
- Liar Liar is a good one for sure and we learn a lot about the people at the table and you also learn who is a good liar
- these games are easy to learn party games and always have a way of starting discussions within a gaming group
- if you like party games and hey even drinking games check out lia liar and other games offered by dice games
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Video QWhhueGFg0s
Watch It Played Playthrough at 1:12:20 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Strong social and comedic potential
- Rich conversational flow and engagement with chat
Cons
- Heavily reliant on players’ willingness to share personal stories
- Possibly awkward in very public streams
Thematic elements
- social deduction and storytelling
- party game of truths and lies
- brief, story-based statements about oneself
Comparison games
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Audience interaction and timing — Live ad segments and chat influence and commentary shape pacing and engagement.
- Truth/Lie statements — Players submit statements that are either true or false; others guess which are truthful.
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Quotes (from this video)
- watch it played is probably the most significant thing I'll do with my life
- this stream is like the Super Bowl
- the ads are the best part
- we're not putting the pad's face down we're just keeping them just so they don't mark up
- there's no wrong answer
- there is also exclusive Vlog videos posted on this patreon
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