Exposed: rules and how to play

What is Exposed?

Exposed has no imposter and no points. Every player privately answers the same question, something like “What is the most childish thing you still do?”. Nobody sees anyone else's answer.

Then the group decides who gets exposed. One player is picked, and only their answer is shown to the room. Everyone else's answer disappears for good, which is exactly why people answer honestly.

How to play

1. Everyone answers the same spicy question in secret.
2. Spin. It lands on one player.
3. Only their answer gets read out. Everyone else is safe.

Ways to change the game

• Spin the wheel. Luck picks one name.
• Lowest card. Everyone turns over a playing card. The lowest card loses, and aces are low.
• Pick the loser. The group names someone who already lost a game or a dare.

Tips

• Answer honestly. The game only works if the answer that gets read out is a real one.
• It is a good opener. There are no rules to learn, so it suits a group that has just sat down.
• Use “Pick the loser” to bolt it onto anything else you are playing: whoever loses a hand of cards or a round of a video game gets exposed.

Example questions

1. What is the silliest thing you have ever been told off for?
2. What is the worst food you have ever eaten?
3. What is your most useless talent?
4. Who here would make the worst pirate captain?
5. What is the biggest fib you have told to get out of trouble?
6. Who in this room would get lost in a supermarket?
7. What is the most annoying noise in the world?
8. What is the weirdest dream you can remember?
9. Who in this room is the slowest at getting ready?
10. What is the most childish thing you still do?

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