The easiest game to run on a video call: the call carries the conversation, the browser handles statements, voting, and scores. No downloads, no screen-share gymnastics.
No signup needed. Works on any device.
1. Start your call as usual
Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, Discord — the game runs alongside any of them in a browser tab.
2. Create a room and drop the code in chat
One person creates a free room here and pastes the 5-digit code into the meeting chat. No accounts, no installs.
3. Everyone joins on their own device
Players open the site on a phone or a second browser tab and enter the code. Keep the video call on screen — the reactions are the best part.
4. Play and talk
Each round, players read the statements aloud on the call, everyone votes secretly in the game, then the reveal hits the whole call at once.
Voting is in the game, but the performance belongs on camera. Tone, hesitation, and nervous laughter are half the fun — and half the clues.
Switch to gallery view before revealing the lie so everyone sees everyone's face at the moment of truth.
Call on the laptop, game on the phone. No window juggling, and nobody accidentally screen-shares their vote.
Bigger call? Use breakout rooms with one game room each, then bring everyone back to crown the overall champion.
Most online party games fight the video call — they need screen sharing, a paid host account, or everyone staring at a separate app in silence. Two Truths and a Lie is the opposite: it's a conversation game, so the call itself is the main stage and the browser just keeps score.
It also needs zero preparation. There's no deck to buy and no rules to explain — most people already know the game from school or work. Send a code, and thirty seconds later you're playing.
No. The game runs entirely in the browser at 2truths1lie.party and works alongside any call software. Nothing to install, nothing to pay.
2 to 10 players per room. For larger calls, split into breakout rooms — each group plays its own room, then compare winners.
They can join the room with the same 5-digit code between rounds and jump into the next one.