Game Rules

Odd One Out is a game where players try to find the one person who gets a different question.

Goal

The aim is to figure out who the liar is by comparing answers and talking about them.

One player creates the game and becomes the host. They get a code to share with others.

Other players join using that code. When everyone is ready, the host starts the game.

The host picks one of three modes:

All Prompts: a mix of regular and adult questions.

Safe for Work: only simple, family-friendly questions.

Not Safe for Work: questions with adult themes.

The host looks at pairs of questions: one for most players, one for the liar. They pick which pair to use.

Other players wait while the host chooses.

All players get the same question except one person—the liar—who gets a slightly different one.

Players don’t know who has the different question.

Players write their answers in secret. Then all answers show up at the same time.

Players take turns explaining their answers. The liar tries to hide the difference.

Everyone votes for who they think the liar is. Votes are shown at the same time.

The liar is revealed. If the group guessed right, they win. If not, the liar wins.

Play another round with a new question. The liar role moves to a new player each round.

The goal is to have fun, talk, and laugh—not just to win.

Play fair. Bluff well. Enjoy the game.