Fake Answers
A free Psych-style browser game where everyone answers a funny prompt about someone in the room, then votes for the best anonymous response.
About This Game
Fake Answers is Table Party's free, unofficial Psych-style social prompt game. Each round names one person in the room and asks everyone to answer a question about them. The named player writes an answer too, and every response appears anonymously on the ballot.
The room votes for a favorite, but nobody can vote for their own answer. Each vote earns 100 points, and the round winner receives a further 200. Because the questions use the names of real players, knowing the group usually matters more than writing a joke that could apply to anyone.
The game supports three to twelve players and takes about five to ten minutes. It works in one room or over a call. One person starts the game on Table Party, then everyone else joins on a phone with the room code. The browser game is free, requires no signup, and has no ads.
How to Play
Start a room
Launch Fake Answers and share the Table Party room code with everyone playing.
Answer about a player
Read the prompt, which names somebody in the room, and submit a funny private response.
Vote anonymously
Read every answer without author names and vote for a favorite. You cannot vote for your own.
Score the round
Earn points for every vote your answer receives, plus a bonus when it finishes first.
Tips & Strategy
- Write something specific to the named person. Generic jokes are easier to ignore.
- Keep the answer to one short line so it reads quickly on a crowded ballot.
- Avoid repeating the most predictable joke about someone.
- When the prompt names you, a little self-mockery often feels more honest and gets votes.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Uses the group itself as the source of the jokes
- Short rounds work well as a warmup
- Supports groups as large as twelve
- Free browser play with no signup or adverts
Cons
- Works poorly when the players barely know one another
- Some groups may find prompts about real people uncomfortable
- The format is close to Psych and other anonymous voting games
- There is no built-in voice chat
Game Details
- Players
- 3-12 players(recommended: 6)
- Duration
- 5-10 minutes
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Price
- Free
- Platforms
- Web
