How to Play Exposed

Guess who in the room matches the prompt. Reveal, share the story, and get to know each other in a fun, low-pressure way.

How the game works

Read the prompt
"Someone here loves…" or "Someone here has…"—a statement that applies to one person in the room. Read it out so everyone can hear.
Guess who
Everyone guesses who it might be. Point, call out names, or write it down. Build a little suspense.
Reveal and share
The person it's about reveals themselves. Then they share the story. That's where the connection happens—and maybe a few laughs.

What you'll see

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Example prompts

Someone here loves McDonald's. Who is it?
Someone here has a secret hobby they've never told anyone about. Who is it?
Someone here has a song they listen to when they're sad. Who is it?

Hidden features

Click the speaker on any question to have a voice narrate it out for your group.
Duplicate a game to adjust the questions to your vibe.
Make any game private to keep it just for you.

Playing tips

Huddle around one device. The guessing and revealing is the whole point.
Give people a moment to guess before the reveal—build the suspense.
The story matters. "Why do you love McDonald's?" leads to real conversation.

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