Browse all 24 cards below —
then bring the game home
The cards you're about to explore aren't just for looking at - they're designed to be played. Flip, guess, and challenge the people around you. It's the game that makes critical thinking genuinely fun.
Discover the 24 Fallacy Cards
Each card reveals a logical fallacy with a fun illustrated example. Browse them all below.
How to Play
Simple to learn, endlessly fun — here’s how a round works.
Draw a card — and keep it secret
One player is the Describer. They draw a fallacy card from the deck and don’t show it to anyone else.
Describe it — without saying the name
The Describer comes up with a scenario that illustrates the fallacy. Everyone else tries to guess which fallacy it is.
Score points — first to 10 wins
Correct guessers and the Describer each earn a point. The first player to reach 10 points wins the game!
Correct guessers and the Describer each earn a point every round. Keep playing until someone hits 10 — then the glory is theirs.
Players Love It
From family game nights to classrooms — here’s what people are saying.
We played this at a family dinner and couldn’t stop. Even the teenagers put their phones down. We’re already planning to get another set for Christmas gifts.
I use this with my Year 10 English class to teach persuasive writing. Students actually start calling each other out on logical fallacies in their essays now. That’s a win.
Bought this as a birthday present for my partner who loves debate and critical thinking. He was absolutely delighted. We’ve now played it with three different friend groups.
“The game that makes critical thinking genuinely fun.” — Loved by families, educators, and curious minds everywhere
Now you’ve seen them all —
time to play for real
You’ve just flipped through all 24 logical fallacies. Now imagine doing that around a table — reading the examples aloud, challenging each other, and laughing when someone spots one in real life. That’s what Guess the Fallacy is really about.
