Kezbe Bayda
Charbel Abou Khalil
Kezbe Bayda is the game show of lies: a Lebanese bluffing trivia party game for 3 to 8 friends, played on your phones over the same network. HOW IT WORKS • One phone hosts the show and shows a 4-letter room code. • Everyone else taps JOIN A GAME and types the code. • Each round you get a trivia question with a blank in it. Write a fake answer that sounds real. • Then every answer, the lies and the truth, is shuffled together. Vote for the one you think is true. • Find the truth: +1000 points. Fool a friend with your lie: +500 for each one. • Most points when the show ends wins. WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT • Questions and answers in Lebanese Arabizi, the way we actually text. Prefer English? The host can switch the game language to English for the whole room. • A retro TV game show look: sunburst, gold buttons, blinking marquee bulbs, music and sound effects. • Choose the number of rounds, how long you get to write your lie, and the maximum number of players. • Nobody around? Tap Practice with bots and play a full show alone against four computer players. • Made for iPhone and iPad. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No accounts, no sign-up, no ads, no analytics. • Phones talk directly to each other over your local Wi-Fi. Nothing is sent to the internet and nothing is stored on a server. • Slurs and profanity are blocked, and the host can remove a player from the lobby. GOOD TO KNOW • All phones must be on the same Wi-Fi network. Guest or office networks that isolate devices can block the connection; use your home Wi-Fi or a phone hotspot. • The first time you host or join, iPhone asks for Local Network access. Tap Allow so the phones can find each other.
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