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You Lying Sack

An honest-to-goodness game about lying.

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$13.99 $19.99 In stock

Category: Games

You Lying Sack is a first-of-its kind collaboration with Penn Jillette of the legendary magic-duo Penn & Teller.

To play, reach into the Lying Sack and secretly grab Good or Bad Things, then go around the table and offer your closed fist. You will need to bluff, double-bluff, and do whatever 8 overlapping bluffs is called to outsmart your opponents. The odds change each turn, so your strategy should too. Will you outsmart your opponents? Or will you get caught?

what’s in the box?

You Lying Sack comes with:

· 1 Good Thing
· 50 Bad Things
· The Lying Sack
· The Die
· 1 Gameboard

Plus one instruction manual that you will probably skim.

You Lying Sack game box with components and a red drawstring sack

Hey! Reading is the worst way to learn how to play a game. Watch this instead:

Good versus bad fists comparison graphic

quick step guide

Character vomiting orange goo with a question mark

The Lying Sack

Reach into the Lying Sack. Inside there are good things and bad things. Secretly grab something and tell everyone what you grabbed. Or…lie!

Simple line drawing of a smiling round character

The odds

One character accusing another who holds a card

DONT GET CAUGHT

You need to bluff, double-bluff, and do whatever 8 overlapping bluffs is called. Just make sure you don’t get caught!

Cartoon orange sack character with a grumpy face

You Lying Sack is a first-of-its kind collaboration with Penn Jillette of the legendary magic-duo Penn & Teller.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ruby ★★★★★

The hidden-grab mechanic is genius—reaching in blind and hoping your poker face holds when you pull out a Bad Thing had our whole group howling. Penn Jillette’s influence is clear in how the tension builds every single round. Even my friend who hates party games asked to play again.

Owen ★★★★★

The bluffing gets so intense that even Penn Jillette's own trick deck couldn't save me from being called out three rounds in a row. Reaching into that sack and palming a Good or Bad Thing without giving it away is way harder than it looks, and the reveals had our whole table shouting.

Eva ★★★★★

I've played this with two completely different friend groups already, and both times the room was howling by the second round. The whole secret-grab mechanic where you reach in for Good or Bad Things keeps everyone guessing, and honestly it's the most fun I've had lying to my friends in years.