Call Me, Liar

Call Me, Liar is an online party game show for 4 to 8 friends, played using your real voices. Each contestant sits alone in a room with a phone, a room directory and a TV. You use the phone to speak privately with other contestants, make deals, share secrets or lie; the host runs the show on the TV, where every choice is revealed publicly.

How a show works

Each show includes eight of the game’s ten games. Before each one, the host explains the rules on TV and everyone has time to discuss them. During a game, you call other rooms one at a time and decide whom to believe. When time runs out, the results appear on TV for everyone to see. Points carry over between games, and the contestant with the most points at the end wins the show.

The games

Four of the ten games are:

• Rapid Pacts: Call your partner and make a deal, then both secretly choose whether to share or take.
• Bomb Game: The wire that defuses your bomb is on someone else’s card. Decide whether to trust what they tell you.
• Who's on the Line?: Every phone voice is disguised. Work out who is in each room and match them on your directory.
• Spot the Clown: One contestant is secretly the Clown. Call around to find them, knowing that anyone can lie.

The other six games are The Banishment, Convince & Hit, Last Laugh, Rabbit Race, Fine Print and Dead Line.

Online play

The game supports 4 to 8 players online, with private phone calls between rooms and open discussion around each game. Windows and Mac players can join the same show. You can invite friends through Steam or share your Lobby ID.

The TV host

The TV host explains every game and is voiced in all ten languages: English, Turkish, German, French, Spanish, Dutch, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian and Simplified Chinese.