Naked Truth
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Description
Your Next Great Party Game
Naked Truth is a casual social party game, like Cards Against Humanity or Taboo. It is a game of edgy, personal questions about our ethics, experiences, sex, attitudes and desires.
Players take turns selecting a question to ask the group. To answer, every player throws a Yes or No answer card face-down into the middle. The secret sauce is that players answer anonymously, so everyone can always be truthful about topics that are usually unspoken or taboo. Next, on their own score sheet, players guess how many Yes answers there are in the group. The reader then reveals the answers, and players who guessed correctly score a point.
Naked Truth creates funny, powerful and eye-popping moments when you discover how many of your friends pee in the pool, cheated on a lover or kissed someone before they knew their name.
It is edgy, but doesn’t get offensive, insulting or personal. Naked Truth creates amazing game nights that people will be talking about for a long, long time.
Version History
- v0.9 Final Beta, Published Oct 14, 2016
- v1.0 Launched! Nov 21, 2016
- v1.1 Revised questions, August 12, 2017
- v1.2 New Box! August 2, 2018
- v1.3 Improved instructions, October 10, 2018
- v1.4 Fixed some formatting, November 28, 2018
Components
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Vitals
| Average Rating | 2 reviews |
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| Publish Date | October 24, 2018 |
| Edition | Big box |
| Department | Games |
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Why buy this?
- The truth actually is way better than fiction.
- 10 seconds to learn, perfect for parties.
- Hundreds of questions, and different with every group.
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Geoffrey Hyatt
Notes
- This game contains a premium upgrade called UV Coating that makes the printed components more durable.
- This game contains a premium upgrade where the printed components will be embossed with a linen texture.
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