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❤ Deceptive Trivia with a Twist in Fibbage 3 and Fibbage: Enough About You

The Fibbage franchise returns with a fresh coat of 1970s-inspired visuals and new gameplay modes. In the classic Fibbage 3, players compete to submit false answers that will fool their friends and family into selecting them over the truth. The new "Enough About You" mode personalizes the experience by having players answer questions about themselves, with others trying to identify the truthful response.

❤ Twisting Statements in Survive the Internet

Survive the Internet tasks players with crafting humorous and subversive responses to prompts, which are then assigned to their friends. Players must then twist the original intent of these statements by providing misleading titles or descriptions, resulting in hilarious and unexpected outcomes.

❤ Strategic Dating for Monsters in Monster Seeking Monster

In this unique dating simulation game, players take on the roles of various monster characters, each with unique abilities. They must strategically send messages to potential "dates" in an attempt to form connections and score the most "hearts" by the end of the game, leading to social dynamics that can be both amusing and cutthroat.

❤ Competitive Prompts in Bracketeering

Bracketeering challenges players to provide answers to unusual prompts, which are then placed in a tournament-style bracket. Players can make bets on which response will ultimately be deemed the winner by the group, adding an element of strategy and friendly competition to the proceedings.

❤ Collaborative Artwork in Civic Doodle

Civic Doodle invites players to take turns adding to a community mural, with the resulting artwork being voted on. This collaborative drawing game encourages creativity and group coordination as players work together to create a visually appealing final product.