Mirror

Mirror

A party game you play together, each on your own phone. Say what you'd do, then guess what everyone else chose.

The game lobby: the room code, a QR code and the players who joined

Start a room

Pick the decks and how long to play. Your friends scan the QR code and they're in. No sign-up, nothing to install.

Opening a room: choosing decks and the number of questions

Answer honestly

Each card shows a situation and a few ways to react. Pick yours. Nobody sees it yet.

A question card with four answers, one of them picked

Guess what the others chose

The game picks someone in the room and you predict their answer. Feeling sure? Double your stake.

The prediction screen: the named player and the answers to choose from

The big reveal

Everyone's answers appear at once. Guess right and you score. Get surprised and you've got something to talk about.

The round's result: a correct prediction and the points it earned

Every round is a little different

One round you slide a scale, the next you put things in order, then you write two truths and a lie about yourself.

A question answered on a scale from 1 to 10
A question where three things are put in order
Two truths and a lie: three sentences about yourself

A deck for every occasion

A party, a date night, a family dinner. You can mix several decks in one game.

Who knows you best?

At the end the game shows the podium. Then someone usually says: one more round.

  • 2 to 50 players
  • 10–45 minutes
  • Runs in the browser
The podium at the end of a game