A Hanukkah game for after the candles
Hanukkah has eight nights and most of them end with the family around a table. Bullshit gives that table a game: everyone on their own phone, the grandparents included, and nothing to set up or clean away.
How it works
A strange true fact appears with a blank. Everyone writes a lie to fill it, then everyone tries to spot the truth among all the answers. You score for finding the truth and for every relative who falls for your lie. A game of 5 questions takes about ten minutes.
Why it fits Hanukkah
- Ages from about 10 up can play together: you need to write a short answer, not know facts.
- Up to 8 phones, and a TV or laptop can show the game to the whole room.
- Free, no app. Cousins who arrive late join with the PIN in seconds.
- Hanukkah questions. A Hanukkah game mixes three Hanukkah questions into every game: the astronaut who spun a dreidel in space, the year Hanukkah met Thanksgiving, and more.
- Eight nights, new questions. Play again with Replay and the same group stays together. Save your group as a crew and the scoreboard carries over from night to night.
Read how to play, or start a game now.