Bridge of Truth

About Bridge of Truth

Bridge of Truth is a daily trivia puzzle played on a grid of ten rows and five columns. Each day has one category, and every square hides an answer that is either a truth (it belongs in the category) or a lie (it does not). Your job is to build a bridge upward, row by row, stepping only on truths.

Squares start grey. You reveal them, judge each name against the category, and pick the ones you believe are true. A lie counts as a mistake. The game's own note explains that everyone sees the same truths for the day but each player's bridge takes its own shape, so a shared result grid of green, red and black squares gives nothing away.

At the end you see which truths you found, which you missed and which lies you stepped on, plus a score for the share of truths found. An archive lists every past day with its category, so you can play the days you missed, and a link lets players suggest categories for later rounds.

How to play Bridge of Truth

1. Read the day's category at the top of the screen.
2. Tap a grey square in the bottom row to reveal the answer underneath.
3. Pick the answers that fit the category to extend your bridge upward.
4. Avoid the lies: each one you pick counts as a mistake.
5. Reach the top row to cross, then share your grid or open the archive.

Tips

• Read the category word for word; the lies are often close misses, such as famous actors who never played that kind of role.
• Reveal a few neighbours before committing when you are unsure, so you can choose the safer path up.

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