Lie Detector

About Lie Detector: Logic, Intuition, and a Fingerprint Scanner

Lie Detector is a two-mode game that pits your instincts against a ticking clock in one mode and turns a fake fingerprint scanner into a social prank tool in the other. The premise is simple—truth or lie—but the pressure of 100 seconds and a combo multiplier keeps the challenge sharp. Several scenes show a background of diagonal neon lines in shades of pink, purple, and cyan spread across a dark purple field.

How to Play Lie Detector

Mode 1: Challenge Yourself

A series of statements appears on screen and you must decide whether each one is true or a lie as fast as possible. The clock starts at 100 seconds. Every correct answer adds 10 points and 2 seconds to your timer. Miss one and a 5-second penalty is deducted. Chain correct answers together to activate a combo multiplier—the longer the streak, the higher the score climbs. When the timer hits zero, the game ends. High scores feed into a leaderboard.

Mode 2: Entertain Your Friends

This mode uses a realistic fingerprint scanner that displays either "Truth" or "Lie" as its result. Gather friends, ask them tricky questions, and watch them react to the verdict. " Skip the hidden buttons entirely and let fate decide.

Controls

• Green button: Mark the statement as true
• Red button: Call the statement a lie
• Hidden atom buttons (screen corners, right side): Force "Truth" result in Mode 2
• Hidden atom buttons (screen corners, left side): Force "Lie" result in Mode 2

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