Call Me, Liar is a party game show for 4 to 8 friends, played online with your real voices. Every contestant sits alone in their own room with a phone, a room directory and a TV. On the phone you talk in private: make deals, share secrets, tell lies. On the TV the host runs the show, and every choice comes out in public.

How a show works

Each show plays eight of the ten games. Before every game the host explains it on the TV, and everyone gets time to talk it over. During the game you call the other rooms, one at a time, and decide who to believe. When time runs out, the results play out on the TV for everyone to see. Points carry over from game to game, and whoever has the most at the end wins the show.

The games

Rapid Pacts Call your partner and make a deal, then both of you secretly choose to share or take.


Bomb Game The wire that defuses your bomb is on someone else's card. Will they tell you the truth?


Who's on the Line? Every voice on the phone is disguised. Work out who is in which room and match them on your directory.


Spot the Clown One of you is secretly the Clown. Call around to find out who, but anyone can lie.


Six more games keep the show going: The Banishment, Convince & Hit, Last Laugh, Rabbit Race, Fine Print and Dead Line.

Features

• 4 to 8 players online, with voice built in: private phone calls between rooms and open talk around each game.
  
• Ten games, eight in every show.
  
• A TV host who explains every game, voiced in all ten languages.
  
• Windows and Mac players can play in the same show.
  
• Invite friends through Steam or share your Lobby ID.
  
• Plays in English, Turkish, German, French, Spanish, Dutch, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian and Simplified Chinese.

A microphone is required. Headphones are recommended.