Helpful questions before the game (preparation & strategy)
- How can you ask questions in a way that helps you quickly gather a lot of information about the opponent’s mystery character?
- Which category do you think is most useful to rule out first (e.g., gender, hair colour, accessories like glasses or hats)?
- What could you do if you are unsure about the answer or if the information seems unclear?
Tips for asking questions
- Start with broad questions that eliminate roughly half of the characters (e.g., gender, hair colour, glasses).
- Ask questions that split the remaining options roughly in half. This rules out many possibilities at once.
- Think in opposites. Framing a question to separate two big groups (e.g., “Does my person have short hair?” vs “Does my person have long hair?”) helps narrow the field quickly.
- Pay attention to combinations of features (clothing + hairstyle) to eliminate faster.
- Watch what others are asking. Good example questions from other players can inspire your next move.
- Keep track of answers. Remember what’s already been ruled out so you don’t repeat questions and can combine clues effectively.
Helpful questions during the game (process guidance)
- Which questions have helped you eliminate many characters, and which ones have not been useful?
- Can you try a different strategy to narrow down the possibilities more quickly?
- What do you think another player might ask if they were in your position?
- Can you combine information from multiple answers to rule out additional characters?
