Who Is? is a guessing game where players take turns asking yes-or-no questions to figure out the identity of a hidden character or object. The game is often played with two players, but it can be adapted for larger groups.
Setup: Each player selects a hidden character or object. This could be a famous person, fictional character, historical figure, or any object or concept. Keep your choice secret from your opponent.
Gameplay: Players take turns asking yes-or-no questions about the hidden character or object. For example, if the hidden character is "Albert Einstein," a player might ask, "Is the person you're thinking of a scientist?"
Answering Questions: The player who knows the hidden character or object must answer questions with "Yes," "No," or "I don't know." They should provide truthful answers based on their chosen character or object.
Elimination: As players ask questions and receive answers, they narrow down the possibilities. If a player believes they know the identity of the hidden character or object, they can make a guess. If they guess correctly, they win the game. If not, the game continues.
Winning: The first player to correctly guess the opponent's hidden character or object wins the game.
Who Is? is a fun and challenging game that requires deductive reasoning and strategic questioning to identify the hidden character or object. It can be adapted and customized based on the players' preferences, making it a versatile and enjoyable game for various occasions.
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