Board game Epee 'Kto kłamie?' interactive party game — Epee EP04123

Epee 'Kto kłamie?' (Who Lies?) is an interactive party board game designed for social deduction and group interaction. The game provides a simple premise: players take on roles, ask questions, make statements and try to determine who is lying. Components support multiple participants and rounds, enabling short sessions suitable for family gatherings, parties and casual game nights. The set emphasizes conversation, bluffing and logical deduction rather than complex rules, making it accessible for mixed-age groups and repeat play.

Advantages

The game encourages social interaction and active participation by combining role-based play with questioning and bluffing mechanics. Setup and rules are straightforward, allowing quick start and fast rounds. Components are arranged to support group play and multiple sessions without long downtime. The format enhances replayability as outcomes depend on player choices and social dynamics rather than fixed scenarios.

Suitable for

• Family game nights with mixed ages
• House parties and social gatherings
• Icebreaker situations and team-building events
• Casual game evenings with friends

Key specifications

• Game type: social deduction / party game
• Player interaction: questioning, bluffing and role-based play
• Recommended session length: short rounds suitable for multiple plays
• Group size: supports multiple players (designed for group use)
• Language: text and components in the product language indicated by the package

How to use

Begin by opening the box and sorting components according to the rule sheet. Assign roles or character cards to players as instructed, then follow the sequence of questioning and statement phases outlined in the rules. During each round, players ask targeted questions, make claims and vote or reveal according to the game's resolution mechanics. Play several rounds to allow different players to assume varied roles and to explore bluffing and deduction strategies.

Usage recommendations

For best results, play with groups of four or more in a quiet but comfortable space that encourages conversation. Allow sufficient time for discussion within each round and consider multiple short sessions to maintain engagement. Adapt question pacing to the group’s familiarity with social deduction mechanics and use the game as a light activity for parties or as a structured icebreaker.