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YOUR AUDIENCE MAKES THE RULES

Audience Orders

For the host who can keep a straight face until the audience gets involved.

Your room chooses playful speaking rules. You tackle absurd challenges and try to keep your composure.

Host Performs · Audience Chooses Rules

5 performancesEst. 12–18 minIn Development

A LITTLE TASTE · INTERACTIVE EXAMPLE

See the moment. Be the audience.

A short illustration of Audience Orders. No room, sign-in, or live votes.

ON THE SHARED STAGEEXAMPLE

Audience Orders

The host must pitch a hotel designed entirely for migratory socks.

THE SETUP

The host sets the scene. Your audience takes it from here.

YOUR AUDIENCE CONTROLLER

Choose a sample speaking rule for the pitch.

The challenge and rules come from the starter game; the performances are written examples. In a real show, the host improvises. This sample illustrates rule selection, not a live vote, slip report, or score decision.

Read the sample reveals

“Our guests always travel in pairs. Tonight: scattered slippers, with a chance of wool.” An illustrative performance of your chosen rule.

“Distinguished committee, our hotel promises that every sock finds its sole mate.” An illustrative performance of your chosen rule.

THE GAME IN DEVELOPMENT

Here’s how the room gets into it.

Choose original speaking rules. Your host performs absurd challenges. Report a slip, settle observations, and keep the show playful with free relief and corrections.

THE HOST

Set up the moment.

Perform absurd speaking challenges while following the room’s chosen rules. Review reported slips one at a time. Use relief or corrections to keep the performance comfortable and fair.

THE AUDIENCE

Make it yours.

Choose speaking rules, watch the performance, and report a possible slip against an active rule. A report opens an observation to settle; it is not an automatic penalty.

BEFORE YOU START

A little preparation.

Agree on a playful tone before starting. The host performs five challenges, with free relief and correction controls available. Explain observations before the first performance so the audience knows how to participate.

Read the hosting guide →

YOUR PEOPLE. THIS GAME.

Sounds like your kind of night?

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In development. Try interactive examples here. Public multiplayer and the Twitch Extension are not available yet.