Set up the moment.
Narrate the brief, celebrate the first pitches, and make a moment of the twist. The revised pitch is the payoff.
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GOOD PLANS. TERRIBLE IDEAS.
Plot Twist
For an audience that always has one more terrible idea.
Pitch something brilliant. Let the audience ruin the brief. Somehow make it better.
Featured Writers · Audience Votes
3 projectsEst. 15–20 minIn Development
A LITTLE TASTE · INTERACTIVE EXAMPLE
See the moment. Be the audience.
A short illustration of Plot Twist. No room, sign-in, or live votes.
ON THE SHARED STAGEEXAMPLE
Plot Twist
Pitch a luxury hotel for ghosts. The first pitch: “Rest in peace. Breakfast included.”
THE SETUP
The host sets the scene. Your audience takes it from here.
YOUR AUDIENCE CONTROLLER
The audience gets to change the brief. Add a twist.
These are sample revisions. In a real game, the writers do the rewriting and the audience votes for its favorite ending.
Read the sample reveals
“Rest in peace. Please knock. The building is nervous.”
“Five stars on the other side. Four very picky spirits on this one.”
THE GAME IN DEVELOPMENT
Here’s how the room gets into it.
Vote on a constraint, watch up to two featured writers pitch, then choose a twist. Writers revise. Vote for the funniest ending: 100 points for a win, 50 each for a positive tie.
Make it yours.
Choose a constraint and a twist. Up to two featured writers pitch and revise; the audience votes on the funniest ending.
A little preparation.
Leave enough time for two writing phases per project. A shorter brief gives writers more room to surprise you.
YOUR PEOPLE. THIS GAME.
Sounds like your kind of night?
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