Abstract: A method of playing an identity guessing game for multiple players has multiple identities to be guessed. The identities and a corresponding set of clues for each are provided on a media. Each player obtains an identity and retains and conceals their obtained identity. The players mingle during a round of play. One player presents another player with at least one clue of the one player's clue set. The other player determines whether to guess the identity and move to a next step, or be presented with another clue. The other player guesses the one player's obtained identity either when all or fewer of the one player's clue set have been presented. The players perform the mingling, presenting, determining, guessing, and repeating steps with each other until concluding the round when the players reveal their identities.

Abstract: An identity guessing game includes a plurality of identities to be guessed. Each identity is provided on a media in a manner permitting selection of one identity by a player for a round of play. The game also includes a plurality of clue sets, each clue set having multiple clues relating to a respective one of the identities. Each clue within each clue set is provided on a media so as to be presentable one at a time to a player during the round of play. A game can be played by selecting or providing a first identity to be guessed and a first set of clues each relating to the first identity. A first player is presented with at least one clue of the first set of clues. The first player can then determine whether to guess the first identity and move to the next step or to be presented with another of the first set of clues.

Abstract: An identity guessing game includes a plurality of identities to be guessed. Each identity is provided on a media in a manner permitting selection of one identity by a player for a round of play. The game also includes a plurality of clue sets, each clue set having multiple clues relating to a respective one of the identities. Each clue within each clue set is provided on a media so as to be presentable one at a time to a player during the round of play. A game can be played by selecting or providing a first identity to be guessed and a first set of clues each relating to the first identity. A first player is presented with at least one clue of the first set of clues. The first player can then determine whether to guess the first identity and move to the next step or to be presented with another of the first set of clues.