Players draw random prompts and combine them into a story that sounds believable. The opposing team listens carefully and can challenge inconsistencies or loopholes.

The game deliberately combines unrelated and unusual ideas, requiring players to turn bizarre combinations into a convincing explanation.

The 112 cards are divided into Place, Character, Prop and Situation categories.

Yes. The opposing team listens for loopholes and can challenge the explanation, making the interrogation stage an important part of the game.

Yes. Players need to think quickly and connect unrelated prompts into a story that can survive questions from the opposing team.

Yes. The storytelling, arguing, improvisation and interrogation format makes it particularly suited to game nights, house parties and get-togethers.