Law or lie
October 31, 2026
Five strange laws. Real law or total lie? Back yourself and find out.
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How to play Law or lie
Law or lie shows you five strange sounding laws a day, one at a time. For each one you decide: is this an actual law somewhere in the world, or did we make it up? Tap real law or total lie, or on a keyboard press the left arrow for real and the right arrow for a lie. After each guess we reveal the truth with a short explanation. When all five are done you get a score out of five and a spoiler-free grid to share. A new set of laws appears every day.
Tips
- The truth is often stranger than fiction, do not dismiss a law just because it sounds silly
- Very specific laws (a town, a year, an exact fine) are frequently real
- A law that sounds like a clean joke with a neat punchline is often the made up one
- Trust your gut on the first read, overthinking usually flips a right answer to wrong
About Law or lie
Every country has laws on the books that sound completely made up, and that is the whole joke behind Law or lie. We mixed real, verifiable weird laws from around the world with plausible fakes and ask you to tell them apart. It plays in the same quick daily decision lane as Fake or fact, one of our most popular games. Five rounds, a score, a grid to share, no login and no ads.
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