Truth Sweeper

About Truth Sweeper

Truth Sweeper comes from mayhex.gg and put up its first case on 7 October 2026. Each day brings one numbered case, a board of around forty index cards pinned to a table, laid out in a shape that changes from day to day. Every card carries a short label such as Canberra, Moonwalk or Stones logo, and tapping it shows the full statement.

You answer each card with It's true or It's false. A true card you call true turns over and shows a red number: how many false cards sit next to it, corners included, just as in minesweeper. Those numbers are the game's twist. A card you are unsure about can often be settled by the true cards around it, so the board is part general knowledge and part deduction.

The statements are drawn from a large bank of facts on films, TV, music, sport, world capitals, animals, food, science, history and more. You win by saying True to every true card, and you lose after three wrong answers, whether that is a lie called true or a truth called false. Your clock starts on your first tap and your time is your score.

When the case is over the game lists the false cards with their true versions, gives you a share line with the case number, your strikes and your time, and keeps a streak of days played. It suits players who like quick true-or-false quizzes and want a little minesweeper logic to lean on when their knowledge runs out.

How to play Truth Sweeper

1. Open today's case at mayhex.gg/truthsweeper; the board is the same for everyone today.
2. Tap a card to read its full statement.
3. Answer It's true or It's false.
4. A true card you call true flips over and shows a red number: how many false cards touch it, corners included.
5. Use those numbers to work out which neighbouring cards must be false.
6. Say True to every true card to solve the case; three wrong answers end it unsolved.
7. Read the list of false statements with their corrections, then share your result.

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Tips

• Start with the cards you are sure are true: each one you flip gives you a number to work from.
• A flipped 0 means every card around it is true, so you can answer all of them safely.
• Calling a card false only costs you a strike if it was true, so lean on the numbers before guessing on a tricky fact.
• The clock does not start until your first tap, so read the labels first if you like.

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