Guides
Questions worth fighting over, games for a room full of phones, and how to argue a side you don't believe. Every page ends in the same place: a game.
Play freeQuestions to argue about
Debate topics, dilemmas and this-or-thats, with the case for both sides.
- Debate topics39 questions that split a room, with the case for each side.
- This or that questions38 this-or-thats for adults, from hot dogs to horse-sized ducks.
- Would you rather questionsFunny, gross and hard ones for adults, and how to write your own.
- Food debatesPineapple, the last slice, ketchup in the fridge. Pick a side.
- Moral dilemmasSmall, everyday dilemmas that start better fights than any trolley.
- Debate questions for couplesThe thermostat, the wet towel, the passcode. Settle it out loud.
- Is a hot dog a sandwich?The dictionary says yes. The hot dog council says no. You decide.
- Most divisive questionsThe questions real players split on closest to 50/50, ranked.
Party games
What to play when everyone has a phone and nobody wants to set up a TV.
- Phone party gamesThe kinds of phone party games, and how to pick one for your group.
- How to playThe rules of The Lobbyist, a round step by step, and how to win.
- Party games without a TVWhat to play when the group is ready and the TV is not.
- Party games for 3 peopleMost party games want four. These ones are fine with three.
- Social deduction gamesMafia without the narrator, the crowd, or anyone knocked out.
- Party games for introvertsGames that give quiet people a role and a reason to talk.
Arguing and lying
How to argue a side you hate, keep a straight face, and catch a liar.
The decks
Every question here is a card in The Lobbyist. These are the decks they come from.
Enough reading
Get 3 to 10 people and a phone each. Fuzzy Logic is free.
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