Observed arrival · 2026-09-02
[citation needed], the Wikipedia bluffing game
A social deduction game where players read random Wikipedia articles, then bluff their way into being chosen as the round's supposed expert.
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The game distributes random Wikipedia articles, gives players one minute to study their chosen subject, and then asks the group to identify who supposedly read the round's topic. Players can redraw before locking in an article, while scoring distinguishes genuine preparation from bluffing: a correctly identified reader and guesser receive two points each, but a successful fake expert gets three. The selected player takes over as guesser for the following round.
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