Wrong Question

Players answer secret prompts. Most receive the same question, but one gets a similar, different one. When the common question is revealed, find the answer that does not quite fit.

3–8 players Short rounds

One phone or an online room

Wrong Question game illustration

How to play

  1. Gather 3–8 players on one phone or in an online room.
  2. Read only your own question and submit an answer. Do not discuss prompts before the reveal.
  3. Reveal the common question and the answers. Explain your answer, listen to others and look for inconsistencies.
  4. Vote for the player with the different question. Reveal the result and start a new round.

What you need

A group and a browser. Take turns on one phone or join from separate devices. Talk in person or on a voice call; voice chat is not built in.

What TakiGo handles

The site picks a pair of questions, deals them privately, collects answers and votes, then reveals who had the different prompt.

A tip for your first round

Explain your answer naturally: an overly detailed defense can attract more suspicion.