Liar's Duel: Logic vs AI
15 Sept 2026launched 15 days ago
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n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
Limited release · 48 countriesUnited Arab Emirates, Argentina, Austria, Australia +44 more
1.0latest version · 15 days ago
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The AI's answers may be lies. And yours can be too. Ask yes/no questions, uncover your opponent's secret arrangement, and name it first to win. A quick one-on-one deduction duel where bluffing is part of the rules. HOW IT WORKS - You and the AI each hold a secret: who holds which item. - Take turns picking a yes/no question from the menu. - Each side may lie a set number of times. The limit is public; whether you used it is not. - When the AI asks you, you decide: answer honestly, or lie. - When you know, declare the whole arrangement. Hit and you win. Miss and you lose on the spot. FEATURES - Six AI ranks: Grade School, Middle School, High School, College, Doctorate and Prodigy - Each rank differs in question sharpness, memory, how it uses lies, and when it dares to gamble - Rank ladder: beat a rank to challenge the next. Win three in a row to get certified - Today's Duel: one duel a day, with the same secrets and rules for every player - Deduction board: mark Yes and No to narrow down what's possible - Optional helper: see how many arrangements remain, and which answers are provably lies - Six themes: People, Animals, Fantasy, Space, Café and Mystery - Records: win rate, daily streak, results by rank and daily history GREAT FOR - Fans of social deduction and bluffing games who can't always gather a group - Puzzle players who want an opponent, not just a grid - Anyone who enjoys code-breaking games like Bulls and Cows - A few minutes of real thinking during a commute or breakRead more
The AI's answers may be lies. And yours can be too.
Ask yes/no questions, uncover your opponent's secret arrangement, and name it first to win.
A quick one-on-one deduction duel where bluffing is part of the rules.
HOW IT WORKS
- You and the AI each hold a secret: who holds which item.
- Take turns picking a yes/no question from the menu.
- Each side may lie a set number of times. The limit is public; whether you used it is not.
- When the AI asks you, you decide: answer honestly, or lie.
- When you know, declare the whole arrangement. Hit and you win. Miss and you lose on the spot.
FEATURES
- Six AI ranks: Grade School, Middle School, High School, College, Doctorate and Prodigy
- Each rank differs in question sharpness, memory, how it uses lies, and when it dares to gamble
- Rank ladder: beat a rank to challenge the next. Win three in a row to get certified
- Today's Duel: one duel a day, with the same secrets and rules for every player
- Deduction board: mark Yes and No to narrow down what's possible
- Optional helper: see how many arrangements remain, and which answers are provably lies
- Six themes: People, Animals, Fantasy, Space, Café and Mystery
- Records: win rate, daily streak, results by rank and daily history
GREAT FOR
- Fans of social deduction and bluffing games who can't always gather a group
- Puzzle players who want an opponent, not just a grid
- Anyone who enjoys code-breaking games like Bulls and Cows
- A few minutes of real thinking during a commute or break
Versions
- Version 1.0First seen · 15 Sept 2026
Countries
Limited release · 48 countries
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