True Colors

A game by Jean Tarrade

3 - 6 Players 30 minutes Simple

Betting and Bluffing, Voting

Deduction, Humor, Party Game

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Description

True Colors is a party game that's all about reading people and having a good laugh. Designed by Jean Tarrade and published back in 1989, this game is simple to learn and can be explained quickly, making it accessible to everyone. In each round, players vote secretly on who they think best fits a particular question, and then try to guess how many votes they received. The goal is to understand how others see you, and the player who gets it right wins. With 3 to 6 players and a playtime of just 30 minutes, True Colors is a great addition to any game night. It's a game of deduction, humor, and a little bit of bluffing, where you need to navigate the opinions of others to come out on top. By betting on how others perceive you, you'll have a blast trying to figure out what they really think, and you might just learn something about yourself in the process.