A clean, no-tech version for classrooms, ESL lessons, workshops, and paper-loving game nights. Print it straight from this page or save it as a PDF.
No signup needed. Works on any device.
1. Print one sheet per player
Use the print button above — your browser's print dialog can also "Save as PDF" if you'd rather distribute it digitally.
2. Fill in three statements
Each player writes two true statements and one lie in any order, then secretly marks the lie's number in the fold-over corner.
3. Read, vote, reveal
Players take turns reading their statements aloud. Everyone else records a guess in the voting grid, then the reader reveals the lie. Correct guesses score a point.
The online game handles voting and scoring automatically, but paper has its place: classrooms with no-device policies, ESL lessons where writing practice is the point, retreats without reliable wifi, and any table where phones would break the mood.
The worksheet mirrors the online rules exactly, so groups can switch between formats — draft statements on paper in class, then play the live version as a reward.
Yes — print as many copies as you like for your class, team, or event. No signup, no watermark on the print version.
Yes. Click the print button and choose "Save as PDF" as the destination in your browser's print dialog.
The grid fits up to ten players' guesses per sheet — the same maximum as the online game. Larger groups can split into tables.