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We provide almost 200 thought provoking questions - you provide the shots. Truth or Shots will have your friends answering questions you always wanted to know or never even thought to ask, but now you are dying to know. Be careful what you wish for because this fun drinking game will more than deliver. So you think you know your friends pretty well - or maybe you are just curious to know what they are really thinking. Remember friend may let friends spout out embarrassing truths about themselves, BUT they do not let friends drive drunk. IMPORTANT NOTE: This game is for those 21 years of age and over. Easter Trivia Treasure Hunt - Bible Edition!.Top 10 Fear Factor Birthday Party Games.Horror Party Theme Ideas and Scary Games.Ciphers, Puzzles, and Codes Treasure Hunt.Minecraft Scavenger Hunt Party Game for Kids.Killer Among Us! Murder Mystery Scavenger Hunt.Clued-In! Murder Mystery Scavenger Hunt.CodeBuster - Princess Trivia Party Game.CodeBuster - DIY Harry Potter Escape Room.If the team meets or exceeds the required winning point value, they win the grand prize.An answer that doesn't appear on your list gets zero points. Add up all the points from both players.If they duplicate an answer from Player 1, they can take a second guess. The second player returns and answers the same questions in 40 seconds.The first player has a time limit of 30 seconds to shout out the first answer they think of after each of five questions.One person stands in another room where they can't hear while the other plays. Choose two players from the winning team.In this example, the most points possible is 90, and the least is zero so a winning score might be anything over 60. Assign a required point value to win the grand prize.For example, the most common answer is worth 10 points, the next is 8 points, the next is 6, the next is 4, and the last is 2 points. Assign descending point values to the answers after you rank them.Decide on your own which are most common or poll the losing team to rank them. Rank the possible answers from most common to least common.Use the printable questions for standard game play and the bonus round. The winning team gets a chance to earn more points and a grand prize at the end of Family Feud. The team with the most points at the end wins.Round 4 has three answers, each worth 3 points.

Round 3 has five answers, each worth 2 points.

Round 2 has seven answers, each worth 1 point.Round 1 has eight answers, each worth 1 point.Rounds with fewer answers also have increased point values. Each successive round has one less acceptable answer than the last. Standard game play consists of 3-5 rounds.The team agrees on an answer and if it is one of the provided answers, they get all the points the other team earned and one more point for the answer they gave. After three strikes, the opposing team has one chance to steal the points from the round.If their answer does not match, they get one strike.

If their answer matches one of the answers provided, the team gets 1 point.

Each team gets three strikes per round.

Provide an answer board to display correct responses as a person states them.

The rest of the team plays the round where each person down the line, one at a time, gives an answer to the same question.

The first team to buzz in with a correct answer decides if their team plays or passes on the round.

These two people stand face to face and have an object, like a buzzer, they hit to indicate an answer.

Select one person from each team to answer the question first.

Ready to get started? Follow the step-by-step instructions below to play a rousing game of Family Feud.