TWENTY FACES
A storytelling party game

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Brandon George
letsroll@twentyfaces.app
twentyfaces.app

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A NEW PARTY GAME BETS FRIENDS STILL WANT TO PUT THE PHONES DOWN

Twenty Faces launches free in the browser, with no app and no account,
built for a table of friends reading each other in the same room.

ATLANTA. Twenty Faces, a free storytelling party game, is now live at
twentyfaces.app. It runs in any web browser on a phone, tablet, or
laptop. There is no download, no account, no ads, and no trackers. Three
to eight players share one phone or play on their own with a five-letter
room code, and the game takes one scene to learn.

On a turn, a player calls a shot out loud, then rolls a twenty-sided die
where no one can see it. The player performs how big the roll landed
without ever saying the number. The rest of the table reads the
performance and guesses. Whoever reads truest wins the round. It is
closer to charades than to a game of bluffing. Nobody lies. The tension
is how hard a person is to read, and how good it feels when someone
reads them perfectly.

The game ships with twenty five worlds. A tavern full of monsters. A
vault nine minutes from opening. A ship that stopped answering the
radio. Each world carries its own classes and gear, and every scene is
improvised at the table by the people playing it. Twenty Faces plays
three ways. Party is the competitive original. Story is a cooperative
deck of 125 branching tales. Solo is a daily run against a narrator
called the Sage. Twenty worlds are free forever. Five expansion worlds
sell for three dollars each.

The release lands as tabletop nights climb and screen fatigue sets in.
Twenty Faces is a wager that people are ready to look at each other
again, and that a game which needs nothing but a browser and a few
friends is the easiest way to start.

"I wanted a game that makes people look at each other instead of a
screen," said Brandon George, who built Twenty Faces by hand in Atlanta.
"You roll in secret, you perform it, and the people who know you best
try to read you. That is the whole thing."

"Most games about hidden information are about lying," George said.
"This one is the opposite. You are trying to be read, and the table is
trying to read you. When it clicks it feels like telepathy."

ABOUT TWENTY FACES

Twenty Faces is a storytelling party game built around one secret die
roll. Players call their shots, roll where no one can see, and perform
the result while the table reads them. It plays solo or with up to
eight, in a browser, with no account and no ads. Twenty worlds are free
forever. It is made by hand by Brandon George in Atlanta and lives at
twentyfaces.app.

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For interviews, review access, or press assets, contact Brandon George
at letsroll@twentyfaces.app.