Each pair is then offered to the other players. The second round has every player write one truth and one lie about themselves. Scoring is the same in this round, with the addition of a 1000-point reputation bonus awarded to the question's subject for every person that finds the truth. Each question is then posed to the other players, who make up lies and find the truth as usual.
The first round begins with each player truthfully answering one question. In Fibbage: Enough About You, there are two rounds. The audience cap has also been expanded to 10,000 and their votes now provide points, and players no longer lose points for choosing game-provided lies. There are other additional question types included as well. In Fibbage 3, for the first time the "likes" now provide points with 5 - 15 depending on the round. An audience of up to 200 can also participate and vote for their favorite lies.
It can be used once in a game to remove all but one lie and the truth. An extra addition is the "De-Fib-Rillator" which is exclusive to this game. In Fibbage 2, there are new questions such as "Celebrity Quotes of Great Importance," and "Road Trip" that have a specific theming to them. Should a player input the truth as their lie, the game will not let them submit, deeming the input "too similar to the truth." These "likes" are tallied throughout the game, and the player with the most is given the "Thumbs Cup" at the end of the game. Players may also pick whatever lies they liked after choosing an answer. The player with the most points after the three rounds wins. In Round 2, points are doubled (2000 for the truth, 1000 for lies), and in the final round - the Final Fibbage - points are tripled (3000 for the truth, 1500 for lies). If a player selects a lie provided by the game (usually when a player does not put in a lie), they will lose 500 points. In the first round, 1000 points are given for finding the true answer, and 500 points are awarded for every person fooled by a particular lie if a player has the game choose a lie for them using the "Lie for me!" option, they only get half the points.
Points are awarded to whoever successfully picks the truth, as well as to anybody who fools the other players with their lies. Players must then choose what they think the truth is. Afterwards, the real answer and all of the lies are displayed randomly on-screen. Each player makes up a fake answer using their mobile device. Every question consists of an unusual fact with a missing word or phrase. Each question begins with one player selecting a category. All versions of the game are hosted by Cookie Masterson.Įach game is split into three rounds: two normal rounds with several questions, and a final round with only one. Players write lies to a prompt and then need to figure out the truth among everyone else's lies. Each game supports between 2 to 8 players, with an audience cap that varies depending on which version is being played. 4.1 Fibbage (and Fibbage XL as a stand-alone title)įibbage is a game in the The Jackbox Party Pack series.
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