Stupid Friends is a party game where creativity and humor are more important than actually knowing the right answers.

The game is based on a simple but very entertaining idea: one player reads out a strange or unexpected trivia question, and the rest of the group comes up with their own answers. Then, the challenge is both to trick the others with your made-up answer – and at the same time try to figure out which one is actually the real one.

It is in the intersection of imagination and reality that the game truly comes alive. Some answers are so plausible that they fool everyone, while others are so absurd that they still feel possible. This quickly leads to laughter, discussions, and that classic feeling of "how could that possibly be true?".

With 400 cards filled with quirky facts, there's plenty of variety, making each game round feel fresh. The rules are easy to pick up, making it a perfect social game for game nights, parties, or as an icebreaker in new groups.

This is a game best suited for a few people who want something light-hearted, social, and a little chaotic – where it's okay to be a little "stupid" sometimes.

Quick facts:

• Number of players: 3–7
• Recommended age: 17+
• Playing time: Approx. 20–40 minutes
• Type of game: Party game, social game, bluffing game, trivia
• Content: 400 cards
• Mechanisms: Bluffing, creative writing, guessing, scoring system
• Replayability: High – many questions and answer combinations

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