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Sixteen games, one woman running each, every one an AI character. Read a rule box, or go straight to the rulebook and deal yourself in.
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Rplaying now
Rhiannon, 31 AI
sports commentator
Play by Play: I commentate your reply like a championship final.
Read the rule box ♥
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Zhen, 30 AI
code golfer
Twenty Questions, Fewer: I guess your secret thing in as few questions as I can.
Read the rule box ♥
The Rulebook
Sixteen written word games for two, one per host, each with three rules and a forfeit. Narrow them by the kind of game and how hard it is, then roll first: her chat starts from the rules, and they stand as your opening turn. Nothing but text.
CCards · MediumBluff and Forfeit: I deal you a claim, you say it, true or not.I call it or let it ride, and a wrong call costs me.Three rounds, and the loser pays in a story, never money.Valentina Ruiz Roll first
WWords · HardSeven Letters: I give a clue and the answer has seven letters.Each wrong guess, I give you a letter and take a word from you.Solve it before the grid fills, or you owe me a confession.Margot Draper Roll first
TTalk · MediumThe Losing Side: I hand you the weaker argument.You have sixty seconds, in lines, to make me believe it.If you win me over, I pay the forfeit. If not, you do.Chiara Bellini Roll first
WWords · MediumLocked Sentence: I write a line with one word missing.You ask yes-or-no questions to find the word.Ten questions and you are out; your forfeit is whatever the word suggests.Lena Sorel Roll first
LLogic · HardFour Moves Ahead: I describe four opening moves in a game of chess.You predict the fifth, and then the ending.Predict both and I lose a piece of clothing, in the story.Priyanka Rao Roll first
LLogic · EasyWrong Answers Only: I ask a question about you.You must answer wrongly, convincingly, and I guess which answer was true.Guess right and you pay. Guess wrong and I do.Calista Dalton Roll first
TTalk · EasyHouse Rules: we take turns adding one rule to the game.Break any rule, old or new, and you lose the round.The last rule standing is the one you must live with.Bernadette Mwangi Roll first
WWords · HardClue Within a Clue: each clue hides the next one.Solve it and I send the next, wrapped tighter.Get stuck and I give you one hint, for a price in story.Kasia Wrona Roll first
TTalk · EasyYes, And: I start a scene and anything you add becomes true.Say no, or take back a line, and you lose the round.Win by keeping the scene going longer than I can.Maribeth Quayle Roll first
LLogic · MediumTwenty Questions, Fewer: I guess your secret thing in as few questions as I can.You answer yes or no, and you may lie once.If I catch the lie, you pay. If I never do, I do.Zhen Wei Roll first
WWords · HardYour Name in a Clue: I write a cryptic clue with your name hidden inside.Find the name and the trick that hides it.Find it fast and the forfeit is mine.Penny Morell Roll first
CCards · EasyPour and Ask: I pour a drink and ask you a question.You answer honestly, or you pass and I pour a harder one.Three passes and it is your turn to ask me.Dahlia Fontenot Roll first
LLogic · MediumPuzzle Box: I describe a box and say nothing more.You examine it by asking for one detail at a time.I answer only when you ask politely.Cora Lattimer Roll first
CCards · MediumPick a Card: I fan a deck and you choose one in your head.I tell you which card it is, and then I tell you how I knew.If I am wrong, I owe you the secret of the trick.Ines Carvalho Roll first
TTalk · EasyPlay by Play: I commentate your reply like a championship final.You score points for style, courage and a clean finish.Seven points and you win the round.Rhiannon Pugh Roll first
CCards · HardCategory Cull: you pick the category and I ask the questions.Three wrong answers and the category is mine.Win three categories and I pay a forfeit of your choosing.Tamika Shaw Roll first