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You answer, vote on anonymous answers, and then the big reveal happens.","ctaPlay":"Play now in browser","ctaGuest":"Join as guest","microtext":"No downloads. No installation. The game runs entirely in the browser — on your phone and computer.","imageAlt":"Fox Tales gameplay screen — choosing the best answer","scrollHint":"Scroll to next section"},"howItWorks":{"eyebrow":"How to play","title":"5 quick steps","steps":[{"title":"Drawing","desc":"The game draws a question and the player it's about. A question about a specific person in your crew is created."},{"title":"Answers","desc":"Each participant writes their answer to the drawn question."},{"title":"Anonymous gallery","desc":"All answers are displayed to everyone — but without authors. Nobody knows who wrote what."},{"title":"Voting","desc":"You select one answer, several, or none — depending on the game mode."},{"title":"Reveal and points","desc":"The authors of the answers are revealed. 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A quick ready-made solution when you don't feel like preparing anything.","catalogsNote":"Besides Fox Tales' own catalogs, players can make their own public too — after moderation, others can find them in the app's catalog search.","aiTag":"Our favorite","aiTitle":"AI-generated catalog","ai":"Enter the number of players and write what the game should be about — the system will do the rest. AI will generate questions tailored to your crew, place, and vibe, name the catalog, add a description, and set the rules. Waiting for a Harry Potter screening at McDonald's? Just type it in — and you have a game tailored to that moment.","customTitle":"Custom game","custom":"Panel for advanced users. Freely mix catalogs: public, private, and those shared by other players. Allow others to add their own questions and catalogs, turn on the waiting room to personally let players into the room, and finally choose the game mode. Experiment and invent various gameplay variants!","screenshotAlt":"Game creation menu — AI generation and ready-made catalogs","cta":"Go to game creation"},"footer":"Received a catalog link from someone? By choosing the {bold} option — you can create a room with it and invite others, even if the catalog doesn't belong to you.","footerHighlight":"Play this catalog"},"moreTopics":{"eyebrow":"More about the game","title":"That's all you need to play. The rest is right here","lead":"Game modes, two-player games, AI questions, the library, privacy. 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And if the question's creator didn't leave room for a name — the question remains general, which also has its charm.","exampleLabel":"Real-life example","example":"Kate throws a housewarming party with a Harry Potter theme. Anna creates a {harryPotter} catalog, Henry — a {parapetowka} catalog. On the spot, Kate creates a room and allows adding questions. Anna and Henry connect their catalogs, Kate starts the game — and questions are drawn from both catalogs at once.","exampleHarryPotter":"Harry Potter","exampleParapetowka":"Kate's Housewarming","poolLabel":"Shared question pool","gameLabel":"…and the game starts for the whole crew","oneshot":{"title":"One-shot questions — created on the fly","desc":"Don't want to clutter the library or didn't feel like preparing anything earlier? Create questions directly in the session. They only exist for the upcoming game — when the game ends, they disappear with it. Perfect for spontaneous one-shots."}},"library":{"eyebrow":"Library","title":"Your library: create, collect, share","intro":"In the library, every player can become a creator. Write your own questions, pack them into catalogs, and share them with the community — or keep them to yourself and pull them out for the right occasions. You can also save catalogs shared by others in your own library.","blockATitle":"Instant adding","blockA":"Right after entering the library, a field expands encouraging you to add a question. You can add it {highlight} or immediately assign it to one or more catalogs. The catalog selection doesn't reset after confirmation — subsequent questions fall in smoothly one after another, and entire catalogs are created in minutes.","blockAHighlight":"just like that","blockBTitle":"List management","blockB":"Below the add field is a list of all your questions, from newest to oldest. Delete them individually or in bulk, assign them to one or many catalogs at once. 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It's a perfect way for a date, a cozy evening for two, and lots of laughs while checking <strong>how well you know each other</strong>.","cta":"Get to know each other better","imageAlt":"Two-player gameplay screen in Fox Tales"},"memories":{"eyebrow":"Memories","title":"Capture the best moments","polaroid":"That was epic!","desc":"An answer dropped that cracked up the whole crew? Immortalize it. During the game, with one move, you can generate a link to that moment and send it to whoever you want. You can also save the memory in your private library and return to it whenever nostalgia hits. Got bored of it? Delete it. Want to remind someone of that action? Send it again."},"featuresSmall":{"eyebrow":"Little things that make a difference","title":"Small but nice","feature1":{"title":"Always-on screen","desc":"Click {bold} in the lobby, and your phone screen won't turn off during the game — even if you have quick screen timeout enabled."},"feature2":{"title":"Flexible game length","desc":"Plenty of questions left in the pool and you feel like changing the vibe? Adjust the number of rounds at any time, even right in the middle of the game."},"feature3":{"title":"Skipping questions","desc":"Want to see if the next question will spark an even hotter discussion at the table? You have full freedom – skip questions on the fly and choose what suits you best from the pool."},"feature4":{"title":"Room boss","desc":"A friend fell asleep or went for pizza in the middle of a round? As the host, you have privileges to remove ghost players with one click and continue playing without downtime."}},"aiDemo":{"eyebrow":"AI Magic","title":"Create your own crazy scenarios","desc":"Don't limit yourself to ready-made questions! Describe any situation – a trip to the mountains, a visit to the in-laws, or a late-night food run – and {bold} will instantly generate hilarious questions featuring your crew. Right in the game!","magiaAi":"AI Magic","fullText":"We went to McDonald's at 2:00 AM","modalTitle":"Generate game with AI","modalInputLabel":"What should the game be about?","modalInfo":"💡 Tip: AI loves fictional characters and places! For the best results (and your privacy), avoid entering real people.","modalSliderLabel":"Planned number of players:","modalLoading":"Generating game by AI...","btnCancel":"Cancel","btnGenerate":"Generate","gameEnd":"End game","gameRound":"Round 1","gameLeft":"49 left","gameDivider":"Write an answer","gameQuestion":"What unusual ingredient will WildSnout52 most likely add to their burger?","btnSkip":"Skip","btnAdd":"Add","cta":"Generate your own game with AI","foxAlt":"Fox"},"showcase":{"eyebrow":"See the game","title":"Fox Tales in action","subtitle":"See how it looks in practice – from gathering the crew, through discovering answers, to fighting for first place.","cta":"Play the first round","slides":{"lobby":{"title":"Gather your crew","desc":"Play with whoever you want! With your girlfriend, college friends, or family after dinner – they just need to join the room and you can start."},"voting":{"title":"Invent and evaluate","desc":"Write your answers and then check out what others came up with! Once all ideas land on your screens, depending on the mode, you'll choose the funniest text, guess the spotlight player's thoughts, or point out the truth. Who will get the most points?"},"results":{"title":"Summary before the next round","desc":"Time to check the stats for the entire game so far! See who has the most points and whose answers are the best. The table shows the leader, but the next round is about to start where anyone can change their fate."}}},"mockups":{"lobby":{"waiting":"Waiting for players","players":["CleverSnout20","WildSnout52","GingerMenace","NightOwl","CleverTail"],"invite":"Invite to game","gameInfo":"Choose the best answer: {highlight}","gameInfoHighlight":"Confessions and secrets","settings":"Settings","start":"Start"},"voting":{"end":"End game","round":"Round 3","left":"12 left","writeAnswer":"Write an answer","title":"Choose the best answer","results":"Voting results","username":"WildSnout52","question":"What did WildSnout52 do when the lights suddenly went out at the party?","confirm":"Confirm","add":"Add","next":"Next","votersCount":"Votes:","answers":["Started singing \"Barka\"","Became a lighthouse","Ate the whole pizza in the elevator"],"ownerNames":["CleverSnout20","GingerMenace","You"],"foxAlt":"Fox"},"duo":{"end":"End game","round":"Round 1","left":"94 left","username":"CleverTail","question":"Which dish is CleverTail famous for making?","you":"You","yourAnswer":"Toast with cheese and bacon","isAnswerCorrect":"Is the given answer correct?","guessAnswer":"Shakshuka","guessName":"NightOwl","false":"False","true":"True","foxAlt":"Fox"},"createGame":{"tabList":"List","tabCustom":"Create custom","aiButton":"Generate game with AI","orClassics":"Or rely on the classics","questionsInGame":"questions in game","showDetails":"Show details","discoverMore":"Discover more","back":"Back","inviteCode":"Invite others by giving them the code: BUM127","catalogAlt":"Fox","catalogs":[{"title":"Party","mode":"Choose the best answer","count":227},{"title":"Embarrassing moments and secrets","mode":"Guess the player's answer","count":50},{"title":"Funny life anecdotes","mode":"Choose the best answer","count":48},{"title":"Dreams","mode":"Choose the best answer","count":41}]},"results":{"title":"Summary","pts":"pts","ready":"READY","waiting":"WAITING FOR PLAYERS","chosenTitle":"Your answer was chosen by","chosenBy":"CleverSnout20, NightOwl","players":[{"name":"CleverSnout20","points":84,"gain":12},{"name":"GingerMenace","points":71,"gain":0},{"name":"WildSnout52","points":58,"gain":20},{"name":"NightOwl","points":45,"gain":12}]}},"accountPrivacy":{"eyebrow":"Account and privacy","title":"How do account and privacy work in Fox Tales?","loginTitle":"Login and accounts","login":"Create a permanent account or jump into the game as a guest — on a temporary account that expires after logging out or after 24 hours. Liked it? You can convert a temporary account into a permanent one without losing anything. And remember: you install nothing, the game runs fully in the browser.","privacyTitle":"Privacy","privacy":"We highly value your privacy. In your account settings, you can change the visibility of your username at any time. With one click, you can anonymize all the materials you have shared or in which you appear — your name will then be replaced by {highlight}.","privacyHighlight":"Anonymous Fox","privacy2":"You can change your username at any time — the choice at registration is not final. The name is unique: no two players have the same one.","avatarsTitle":"Avatars","avatars":"Give your profile some character — choose your fox as an avatar. There are 5 to start with, and more will be added in the future, including unique ones.","avatarsCta":"Claim your fox","avatarAlt":"Fox avatar {n}"},"moderation":{"eyebrow":"Quality and moderation","title":"How do we ensure content quality and moderation?","desc1":"You can like good questions, and dislike bad ones, marking the reason: grammatical error, mismatch with the game rules, or the catalog's theme. Thanks to this, the best content floats to the top.","desc2":"Questions, catalogs, and memories can be reported to the administration — we take abuse seriously. Additionally, every published piece of content is automatically scanned by AI and blocks the toxic ones before anyone sees them."},"referrals":{"eyebrow":"Referral system","title":"How does the referral system work in Fox Tales?","desc1":"We record who brought whom to the game — and we are preparing cool thank-yous for the most active referrers in the future. We approached the topic carefully: it's not just the classic invite link that counts.","listTitle":"A new player will be credited to your account when:","list":["you invited them to your game,","they landed in the app via a memory you shared,","they played your shared catalog and created an account (or created one to add the catalog to their library),","they entered from the footer that is automatically generated when you share any of your content,","or they simply clicked your regular invite to the app."],"imageAlt":"Postman fox with invitations"},"contact":{"eyebrow":"Contact","title":"How can you contact us?","desc":"We value direct contact with players, which is why you can send a message to our inbox straight from the app. Did something intrigue you, surprise you, or did you especially like something? Write to us! Did you see a bug? Even more so. We will do our best to make the game the best it can be for everyone.","cta":"Send a message"},"contactForm":{"nameLabel":"Name","namePlaceholder":"What should we call you?","emailLabel":"E-mail","emailPlaceholder":"your{'@'}email.com","companyLabel":"Company / Brand","companyPlaceholder":"Company name (optional)","messageLabel":"Message","messagePlaceholder":"Tell us about your idea for cooperation…","segmentLabel":"Who are you?","segments":{"brand":"Brand / Agency","creator":"Creator / Streamer","event":"Event / HR","player":"Player"},"submit":"Send message","submitting":"Sending…","charCount":"{count} / {max}","success":{"title":"Thanks! Message received.","desc":"We'll get back to you within 24 hours at the latest. In the meantime, you can:","bookCallCta":"Book a 30-minute call","deckCta":"See the cooperation materials"},"errors":{"name":"Provide a name (max. 80 characters, no special characters).","email":"Provide a valid email address.","segment":"Choose who you are.","message":"Write a message (max. 2000 characters).","validation":"Check the form fields for errors.","rateLimited":"Too many attempts. Try again in a moment or write directly to office{'@'}foxtales.cc.","server":"Something went wrong. Try again or write to office{'@'}foxtales.cc."},"rodo":{"clause":"The data controller is Hubert Górski, contact: office{'@'}foxtales.cc. We process data from the form solely to respond to your message (Art. 6(1)(b) and (f) GDPR). Details in the {policyLink}.","policyLinkText":"Privacy Policy"}},"kontaktPage":{"eyebrow":"Contact","heroTitle":"Let's create something awesome together","heroDesc":"Have a question, an idea for cooperation, or found a bug? Write to us — we reply within 24 hours at the latest.","directTitle":"Prefer to write directly?","directEmailLabel":"Write an e-mail","responseTime":"We usually reply within 24 business hours.","socialsTitle":"You can also find us here"},"bookCall":{"title":"Prefer to talk?","desc":"Book a 30-minute, no-obligation online call.","cta":"Book a call","loadNotice":"Clicking will load the Cal.eu calendar.","iframeTitle":"Fox Tales call booking calendar"},"faq":{"eyebrow":"Frequently Asked Questions","title":"Have questions? We have answers","items":[{"q":"How do I start a game in Fox Tales?","a":"To start playing Fox Tales, you can join a friend's room using a code, link, or QR code. You can also create your own game using ready-made question catalogs, the AI question generator, or create a fully custom gameplay."},{"q":"Do I need an account to play Fox Tales?","a":"No, a permanent account is not required to play. You can play as a guest on a temporary account that expires after 24 hours. If you enjoy the game, you can convert it into a permanent account at any time, keeping all stats and your library."},{"q":"How does Fox Tales care about my data privacy?","a":"Our players' privacy is a priority. We offer full control over username visibility and an option to instantly anonymize all shared content (replacing your username with the 'Anonymous Fox' signature)."},{"q":"On what devices can I play Fox Tales?","a":"The game runs fully in the browser, meaning you can play on any device – smartphone, tablet, laptop, or PC. There is no need to download an app or install additional software. Everyone plays on their own device and sees the whole round on it. Just open the link and join the room!"},{"q":"Do we need a TV or a shared screen?","a":"No. Every player sees the full round on their own device — the question, the answers, the voting and the result. The phone is not a controller for a screen across the room, it is the whole game. That is why remote play works exactly like playing around one table, and nobody has to share a screen."},{"q":"Can I play with friends who don't speak English?","a":"Yes, the game is designed to break down language barriers! You can play with friends from all over the world, and the app will automatically translate all questions and answers into your chosen language in real time."},{"q":"What if we have no ideas for our own questions?","a":"You don't have to invent anything! You can use ready-made, thematic catalogs from our public library. And if you're looking for something unique, our built-in AI assistant will generate a whole game for you – just write e.g., 'we are at a house party' or 'we are waiting in line for the cinema'."},{"q":"Do we have to be in the same room to play?","a":"No! Fox Tales is fantastic live (at house parties, in a pub, or by scanning a QR code), but you can also play it entirely remotely. Just send your friends the room code and connect on Discord or Messenger to have just as much fun."},{"q":"Is the game 100% free, or does it have hidden microtransactions?","a":"Fox Tales is 100% free entertainment. We don't lock any game modes behind a paywall, impose player limits, or force you to buy 'premium currency'. You can enjoy the full functionality right after entering the room."},{"q":"Can two people play Fox Tales?","a":"Yes. Fox Tales also works as a <b>game for two people</b>: with two of you, you play the “Write the player's answer” mode, which changes its rules for two players — one person tries to answer the way the other would, and that person judges whether it is <b>TRUE or FALSE</b>. A hit is then worth 12 points instead of 10. A good pick for a date or a casual evening to see how well you know each other."}]},"missionPage":{"seoTitle":"Our Mission — Connecting people through shared fun","seoDesc":"Discover the mission of Fox Tales. We strive for people to spend time together, not next to each other. Fox Tales creates a platform that evokes emotions and breaks the ice.","eyebrow":"Our Mission","heroTitle":"We believe the best moments are spent together","heroDesc":"In an era of digital overstimulation and passive scrolling, our mission is a return to authentic interactions. Full of laughter and sincere emotions.","values":{"barrierFree":{"title":"Fun without barriers","desc":"Our platform eliminates technological obstacles. We don't require downloading apps or creating accounts – instant access to entertainment is what matters."},"emotions":{"title":"True emotions","desc":"Fox Tales creates a space where everyone can be themselves. We focus on questions and mechanics that trigger natural reactions, discussions, and laughter."},"clever":{"title":"Clever rivalry","desc":"We strive to make the game satisfying for everyone. A bit of bluffing and cleverness makes every game unique and unpredictable."}},"cta":{"badge":"Join us","title":"Play with us today!","desc":"See for yourself how our platform connects people. Gather your crew, choose a game mode, and start the fun in seconds.","button":"Play for free","coopButton":"Looking for a game for an event? See B2B options"}},"aboutPage":{"seoTitle":"About me — Hubert, creator of the online party game","seoDesc":"Hi! I'm Hubert, the creator of the free game Fox Tales. Learn the behind-the-scenes of the project, see why the game is free, and join our community.","eyebrow":"About me","greeting":"Hi, Hubert here!","imageAlt":"Hubert — creator of Fox Tales","bodyHtml":"Hi! I'm Hubert – the creator of <b>Fox Tales</b>. I wanted to create an engaging party game that perfectly fits your crew. That's why when creating a room, you choose the game mode yourself:\n- You invent the best (or funniest!) answers,\n- You ruthlessly bluff,\n- Or you check how well you know each other!\n\nImportantly – you join the fun with a <b>single click</b>. You <b>don't need any account</b> to play, and currently, you <b>won't find any ads</b> there either.\n\nHowever, if you get totally hooked, you can create a <b>free account</b> to:\n- save your own original questions,\n- share your catalogs with other players,\n- collect memories from your games.\n\nCreating this game is a great adventure and a lot of sleepless nights in front of the keyboard. I'm making the game available <b>100% for free</b>, but if you had a great time with friends and want to appreciate my work, I'd be very happy if you <b>buy the fox a coffee</b> 🦊☕.\n\nYour support gives me huge motivation to maintain the project and code more new features for you. Thank you!","coffeeTitle":"Buy the fox a coffee!","coffeeDesc":"I develop the game after hours, 100% for free. If you're having fun, you can support my project with a small gesture and buy the fox a coffee!","coffeeCta":"Buy a coffee"},"cooperationPage":{"seoTitle":"B2B Cooperation — Dedicated Team Building Games and Events","seoDesc":"Establish cooperation with Fox Tales. We create dedicated team building games, sponsored question packs, and interactive event attractions for brands, agencies, HR, and creators.","eyebrow":"Cooperation","heroTitle":"Let's create a dedicated game for your brand, crew, or viewers together","heroDesc":"Looking for an engaging attraction for an event, a dedicated question pack for your brand, or maybe you want to play with your viewers? See how we can join forces.","areas":{"brands":{"title":"For Brands and Agencies","desc":"Let's create a dedicated sponsored question pack or a unique visual theme for your brand. Engage your community in an interactive and humorous way."},"creators":{"title":"For Streamers and Creators","desc":"Play with your community live! We offer dedicated question packs, personalized game rooms, and joint promotional campaigns for your viewers."},"events":{"title":"For Events and HR","desc":"Planning a corporate integration, training, wedding, or pub quiz? We'll provide personalized questions and dedicated solutions that will get everyone moving."}},"whyUs":{"title":"Why is it worth it?","engagementTitle":"100% engagement","engagementDesc":"The game evokes authentic emotions, laughter, and discussions. Players don't just look at the screen – they actively co-create the gameplay.","noBarriersTitle":"No entry barriers","noBarriersDesc":"Zero installation, zero registration. Participants join the game in seconds – by scanning a QR code on their phone or clicking a link.","flexibilityTitle":"Full flexibility","flexibilityDesc":"We can adapt the content of the questions, colors, add your logo, or create a completely new game mode for your crew."},"contact":{"badge":"Submit an idea for cooperation","title":"Let's talk about cooperation!","desc":"Have an idea for a joint campaign, custom activation, or need a dedicated version of the game? Write to us – we are open to new ideas!","cta":"Catch us via email"}},"footer":{"finalTitle":"The crew is waiting. The only question is — who will the first question be about?","finalSub":"No downloading, no installation. Open your browser and play.","ctaPlay":"Play now — no downloads","tagline":"Be clever as a fox!","useCases":"Use cases","about":"About the creator","mission":"Our mission","cooperation":"Cooperation","howToPlay":"How to play Fox Tales?","coffee":"Buy a coffee","terms":"Terms of Service","privacy":"Privacy Policy","contact":"Contact","rights":"All rights reserved.","aiIllustrations":"The fox illustrations were made with the help of AI tools.","secGameplay":"Gameplay","secAbout":"About Fox Tales","secLandings":"For which occasion","secLegal":"Legal info"},"useCasesTeaser":{"title":"When to play Fox Tales?","subtitle":"One system, endless possibilities. See in which situations our game works best and create unforgettable emotions.","cta":"Check ideas","eyebrow":"Occasions and Use Cases","coopBannerTitle":"Are you from an event agency, HR, or representing a brand?","coopBannerDesc":"Enrich your offer with interactive entertainment and check out B2B possibilities.","coopBannerCta":"See cooperation options"},"useCasesHub":{"eyebrow":"Use Cases","heroTitle":"What will you use {highlight} for?","heroHighlight":"Fox Tales","heroDesc":"One game, many occasions — from integration at work, through onboarding and remote meetings, to house parties and birthdays. Choose a scenario and see ready ideas and sample questions.","cardCta":"See ideas","bottomTitle":"Don't know where to start?","bottomDesc":"Launch the game for free in your browser and see for yourself — no downloads or installation.","bottomCta":"Play now for free","seoTitle":"Use Cases — integration, onboarding, parties","seoDesc":"See what you can use Fox Tales for: team building, HR and onboarding, online meetings, and house parties. Ready ideas and sample questions for every occasion."},"useCases":{"hrOnboarding":{"title":"HR & Onboarding","teaserDesc":"Engaging onboarding for new employees and testing knowledge from training.","heroTitle":"Turn boring training into an {highlight}","heroHighlight":"engaging game","heroDesc":"Fox Tales is the perfect tool for HR departments. Conduct onboarding processes, check knowledge after OHS or corporate training in the form of an interactive, fun quiz.","ctaPlay":"Create a free quiz","exampleTitle":"Sample HR questions","q1":"What is our CEO's name and which floor do they sit on?","q2":"Who should you contact in case of computer hardware failure?","q3":"What time do we usually have \"fruit Thursdays\" in the office?","feat1Title":"Own knowledge catalogs","feat1Desc":"Create a question base specific to your company. From organizational culture to complex product processes.","feat2Title":"Instant Feedback","feat2Desc":"Instead of paper evaluation surveys, launch a quick game at the end of the training and see how much the team remembered.","feat3Title":"Stress reduction","feat3Desc":"New employees are often stressed. Turning boring procedures into gamification is a great way to break the ice.","bottomTitle":"Ready for better Onboarding?","bottomDesc":"Register for free and create the first quiz for your employees in less than 5 minutes.","bottomCta":"Try Fox Tales in HR","seoTitle":"Game for Onboarding and HR","seoDesc":"Use Fox Tales in the HR department. Turn boring training and onboarding into an engaging team building game with your own questions.","spotlightEyebrow":"Quiz without hours of preparation","spotlightTitle":"AI will compose a quiz from your corporate knowledge","spotlightDesc":"Don't have time to type questions manually? Describe the training topic – OHS, procedures, or company culture – and AI will generate a ready set of questions, name the catalog, and set the rules. Drop what doesn't fit, add your own, and launch the game.","spotlightPoints":["Questions generated from a short topic description","Ready catalog name and recommended rules","Remove and add questions before the game starts"]},"teamBuilding":{"title":"Team Building","teaserDesc":"Get to know each other better and build a tight-knit team during shared fun.","heroTitle":"Build a tight-knit team through {highlight}","heroHighlight":"shared fun","heroDesc":"A corporate integration meeting doesn't have to be boring. Create a quiz full of inside jokes, trivia about employees, and compete for the title of office champion!","ctaPlay":"Create a free quiz","exampleTitle":"Sample Team Building questions","q1":"Which department drinks the morning coffee from the machine the fastest?","q2":"What word does Tom use most often in status meetings?","q3":"Who in the office has the most mugs on their desk?","feat1Title":"Integration through smiles","feat1Desc":"Shared laughter is the best glue for a team. Playing Fox Tales guarantees plenty of positive emotions.","feat2Title":"Healthy competition","feat2Desc":"Split into teams by department (e.g., Marketing vs. IT) and see who knows company trivia better.","feat3Title":"Simple organization","feat3Desc":"You don't need specialized equipment, a large screen, or a projector. The whole game, including questions, takes place directly on players' phones.","bottomTitle":"Integrate your team","bottomDesc":"Prepare the questions and make this year's integration remembered for years.","bottomCta":"Start playing for free","seoTitle":"Game for Integration Meetings and Team Building","seoDesc":"Fox Tales is the perfect game for an integration meeting at work. Build a tight-knit team, use inside jokes, and compete for the title of office champion.","spotlightEyebrow":"Questions from the whole team","spotlightTitle":"Each department adds its own questions","spotlightDesc":"The room host turns on the shared pool, and each participant adds their own questions or ready-made catalogs. Marketing throws in their bloopers, IT theirs – everything mixes in one game, and players' names pop into the questions automatically.","spotlightPoints":["Everyone adds their own questions or entire catalogs","Players' names inserted into questions automatically","One shared pool for the entire game"]},"spotkaniaOnline":{"title":"Online Meetings","teaserDesc":"Break the ice and liven up remote calls with simple competition.","heroTitle":"Break the ice on {highlight}","heroHighlight":"remote meetings","heroDesc":"Nobody likes awkward silence on calls. Use Fox Tales as a quick \"Ice Breaker\" – turn on your cameras and play a short quiz game before moving to the agenda.","ctaPlay":"Try Fox Tales","exampleTitle":"Sample Ice Breaker questions","q1":"What was the weirdest place you ever joined an online meeting from?","q2":"Who most often forgets to unmute themselves on Teams?","q3":"How many cups of coffee did the host of this meeting drink this morning?","feat1Title":"Quick Start","feat1Desc":"Players join the game via a shared link. No installing apps or Screen Share – everything happens on their phones in seconds.","feat2Title":"Liven Up Discussions","feat2Desc":"Gamification and humor at the beginning of the meeting make participants more active in its later, substantive part.","feat3Title":"For Remote teams","feat3Desc":"Fully remote work means weaker bonds between employees. Regular, short online games help fix that.","bottomTitle":"Test on your next status","bottomDesc":"Surprise your team with a 5-minute quiz before discussing difficult matters.","bottomCta":"Launch for free","seoTitle":"Game for Online Meetings, Teams, Zoom","seoDesc":"Fox Tales is a great Ice Breaker for online meetings. Liven up call participants on Teams or Zoom and build engagement through a shared remote quiz game.","spotlightEyebrow":"No language barriers","spotlightTitle":"A team from all over the world plays in their language","spotlightDesc":"Have people from different countries on your team? Everyone reads questions and answers in their native language, and can preview the original at any time. In the account settings, you choose whether a translator or AI translates.","spotlightPoints":["Questions and answers in each player's language","Original answer preview with one click","Translation by a translator or AI"]},"imprezy":{"title":"Parties & House Parties","teaserDesc":"Liven up any private party with quizzes about the birthday person or your group of friends.","heroTitle":"Liven up the party with your {highlight}","heroHighlight":"own game show","heroDesc":"Tired of boring get-togethers? Organize a quiz about your crew, childhood games or whoever is celebrating today. It works for birthdays, bachelorette parties and New Year's Eve.","ctaPlay":"Create a party quiz","exampleTitle":"Sample questions about the birthday person","q1":"What unusual instrument did Tom play in high school?","q2":"What was the name of his first hamster that he let out of the cage?","q3":"How many times did he fail his driving test before finally passing?","feat1Title":"Game ready in a minute with AI","feat1Desc":"Don't feel like preparing anything? Describe the occasion and the mood, and AI builds a question set for the party. The most personal questions about the guest of honour you add in the game.","feat2Title":"A whole game about one person","feat2Desc":"In the “Write the player's answer” mode, make the guest of honour the judge, and every question in every round will be about them.","feat3Title":"Zero equipment, just phones","feat3Desc":"No TV, projector, or installing apps from the store. You join with a link, code, or QR code and play right in the browser – on the couch, by the campfire, or outdoors.","bottomTitle":"A game show style house party?","bottomDesc":"Create your own rules, pour your favorite drinks, and start the competition!","bottomCta":"Launch Fox Tales Game","seoTitle":"Game for a House Party and Birthdays","seoDesc":"Run a quiz about your own crew at a house party or a birthday. Questions about the guest of honour, everyone playing on their own phone and zero preparation — all in a browser.","spotlightEyebrow":"Capture the best moments","spotlightTitle":"The best party lines stay with you","spotlightDesc":"An answer dropped that cracked up the whole crew? During the game, with one move, you generate a link to that moment and send it to whoever you want. You can also save it in your private library and come back to it whenever nostalgia hits.","spotlightPoints":["Link to the best moment in one click","Save in your private library of memories","Send to friends even the next day"]},"breadcrumbHome":"Home","breadcrumbUseCases":"Use Cases","backLink":"Back to homepage","b2bNote":"Representing a company or event agency? Check out our {link}.","b2bNoteLink":"B2B cooperation offer"},"landings":{"common":{"faqTitle":"Frequently asked questions","relatedTitle":"See also","useCaseCta":"See more use cases","breadcrumbLabel":"Breadcrumb"},"gry-jak-jackbox":{"seoTitle":"Games like Jackbox — a free browser party game about you","seoDesc":"Want something like Jackbox? Fox Tales is a different game: no shared screen, everyone plays on their own device, and the questions are about your group. Free.","breadcrumb":"Jackbox alternative","short":"Looking for something like Jackbox? Fox Tales is a different game — about your group.","eyebrow":"Jackbox alternative","heroTitle":"Looking for a game like Jackbox? {highlight}","heroHighlight":"Fox Tales is a game about you","heroDesc":"Everyone has the whole round on their own phone or laptop, and the questions are about the people in your group — not pop culture.","ctaPlay":"Play free in your browser","answerTitle":"How is Fox Tales different from Jackbox?","answerBody":"Jackbox is a bundle of separate mini-games built around one shared screen, with phones acting as controllers. In Fox Tales every player gets the question, the answers, the vote and the reveal on their own device, and the questions are about the people you play with.","exampleTitle":"What a round looks like","q1":"The game picks a question and the person from your group it is about.","q2":"Everyone types their answer before seeing anyone else's.","q3":"Answers appear anonymously, you vote, then comes the reveal and points.","feat1Title":"One game, not a bundle","feat1Desc":"There is no title to pick from a pack and no new rules to explain before each round. One mechanic, and the group has it after the first question.","feat2Title":"No shared screen","feat2Desc":"Nobody rearranges the sofa around one TV or squints at the host's laptop. The question, the answers and the score are in everyone's hand.","feat3Title":"Questions about your group","feat3Desc":"The stories, habits and slip-ups of the people playing — including the ones half of you have never heard.","spotlightEyebrow":"A different game, not a clone","spotlightTitle":"The material for this game is you","spotlightDesc":"The game draws Kate and asks what she would take to a desert island. Everyone types their version, and after the reveal half the table argues over whether Kate would really pack the coffee machine. You do not need to know anything about the world — only each other.","spotlightPoints":["Works remotely too — everyone joins with a link, from anywhere","Ready-made question catalogs, or a set AI builds around the people playing","Three modes with different scoring, one of which also works for two","Free, with no packs to buy"],"faq":{"items":[{"q":"Do we need a TV or a console?","a":"No. Phones, tablets or laptops are enough — one per person — plus an internet connection."},{"q":"Is Fox Tales a Jackbox clone?","a":"No. Fox Tales was made independently of Jackbox and uses none of its games or questions. The only thing they share is a group playing together with phones in hand."},{"q":"Is the phone a controller here, like in Jackbox?","a":"No. The phone is the whole game here, not a remote — which is why it plays the same around one table and on a video call."},{"q":"Does Fox Tales have a host voice and quiz-show production?","a":"It does not, and that is where Jackbox is better. Here the round runs on what you write: it gets loudest at the reveal."},{"q":"Can we play with a smaller group?","a":"Yes, from two players up — one of the modes has rules for two. You do not have to wait for everyone to show up."}]},"bottomTitle":"Find out how well you know your group","bottomDesc":"Create a room, send everyone the link and start in under a minute.","bottomCta":"Play for free","illustrationAlt":"The Fox Tales fox winking","compare":{"title":"When Jackbox is the better pick","intro":"Fox Tales is not a replacement for Jackbox — it is a different game. Jackbox is the better choice when:","points":["You want a bundle of different mini-games: drawing, guessing games and quizzes.","You want the game-show production — a narrator, animations and music carrying the round.","You want to play around one screen — the shared TV is part of the fun."]},"trademarkNote":"Jackbox and The Jackbox Party Pack are trademarks of Jackbox Games, Inc. Fox Tales is not affiliated with or endorsed by Jackbox Games, Inc. This comparison is based on publicly available information about both products."},"generator-gry-ai":{"seoTitle":"AI party game generator — build your own game","seoDesc":"Describe the topic and the group, and AI generates a question set for your party game. A ready game in the browser, no install and no cost.","breadcrumb":"AI game generator","short":"Describe a topic and AI builds a question set for your group.","eyebrow":"AI-generated game","heroTitle":"A party game generator — {highlight}","heroHighlight":"AI writes the questions","heroDesc":"Write what the game should be about and who is playing. AI builds a question set matched to the topic, the group and the mood of the evening.","ctaPlay":"Generate your game","answerTitle":"How does the AI game generator work?","answerBody":"You describe in one sentence what the game should be about and who is playing: the topic, the group, the mood of the evening. AI turns that into a full question set and saves it straight into your library as a catalog. Before you start, you can still drop the questions that do not fit and add your own.","exampleTitle":"What you can type in","q1":"An evening for a work team that has known each other six months.","q2":"A thirtieth birthday, humour with no hard edges.","q3":"A family gathering — questions safe for every generation.","feat1Title":"A set for one specific occasion","feat1Desc":"Instead of digging through catalogs you describe the situation and get questions written for it.","feat2Title":"Shape the set before you start","feat2Desc":"A weaker question comes out of the catalog, and your own go in next to the generated ones.","feat3Title":"It lands in your library right away","feat3Desc":"The catalog saves itself the moment it is generated, so a set that worked stays with you for next time.","spotlightEyebrow":"When this helps","spotlightTitle":"When no ready-made catalog fits the situation","spotlightDesc":"A hen party, a farewell for someone leaving the team, a reunion after years — occasions are often too specific for a general question set to land.","spotlightPoints":["Questions matched to the topic and the group","Remove and add questions before the game","The catalog is in your library right away","Play immediately, with nothing to export"],"faq":{"items":[{"q":"Does the AI generator cost anything?","a":"No. It is part of the game and just as free as the rest of it."},{"q":"What if one of the questions does not fit?","a":"You drop it from the catalog before the game starts and add one of your own in its place."},{"q":"Do I have to save the generated set?","a":"No. The catalog goes into your library automatically the moment it is generated, and you can come back to it for the next game."},{"q":"Which languages does it work in?","a":"The game supports several languages, so a set can be generated for a mixed group too."}]},"bottomTitle":"Build a game for your occasion","bottomDesc":"Describe the evening in one sentence and leave the rest to the generator.","bottomCta":"Generate a game","illustrationAlt":"The Fox Tales fox generating questions"},"gry-imprezowe-online":{"seoTitle":"Online party games — modes, occasions and question catalogs","seoDesc":"An online party game for a house party, a team session or a video call. Three play modes, teams, a judge role and ready-made question catalogs. Free in your browser.","breadcrumb":"Online party games","short":"Three modes, teams and question catalogs for different occasions.","eyebrow":"Online party game","heroTitle":"Online party games {highlight}","heroHighlight":"for every occasion","heroDesc":"A house party, a work get-together, an online meeting or an evening for two — the same game, a different mode and a different question catalog. You pick at the start and the rest takes care of itself.","ctaPlay":"Pick a mode and play","answerTitle":"What is an online party game?","answerBody":"An online party game is one where everybody plays at the same time from their own phone, and the game keeps track of turns and points. In Fox Tales you pick two things at the start — the play mode and the question catalog for the occasion — and the game runs the rest. Free.","exampleTitle":"Three play modes","q1":"Pick the best answer — everyone writes one, everyone votes for the funniest.","q2":"Match the player's answer — you guess which answer belongs to the drawn player.","q3":"Write the player's answer — you try to write exactly what they did.","feat1Title":"Three modes, not one game","feat1Desc":"The same group plays differently when absurdity scores, differently when you have to match someone else's answer, and differently again in the team quiz-show mode.","feat2Title":"Catalogs per occasion","feat2Desc":"Ready-made sets for parties, relationships and work get-togethers, and you can add your own or generate one.","feat3Title":"A mode to match the group size","feat3Desc":"Five people and fifteen get something else out of the same questions. Picking the mode settles that at the start, with nothing to negotiate mid-game.","spotlightEyebrow":"Why it does not get old","spotlightTitle":"Same group, a different game every time","spotlightDesc":"The questions are about the people you are playing with, so you create the material yourselves. A quiz with fixed answers runs out after one evening; this one does not.","spotlightPoints":["Plays around one table and on a video call","Save the best round with “Capture the moment”","Teams in any line-up, plus judge mode","A shared pool every player contributes to","Questions ready to go when nobody feels like preparing anything"],"faq":{"items":[{"q":"How do the game modes differ?","a":"In what earns you points: the funniest answer, spotting the drawn player's true answer, or writing exactly what they wrote. Only the third supports teams and a judge."},{"q":"How many people can play?","a":"From two — for two players, “Write the player's answer” works best. One room plays best with up to 12 people, and a bigger group splits into several rooms."},{"q":"Which mode should we start with?","a":"The easiest start is the mode where everyone votes for the funniest answer. It needs no knowledge about the other players, so it works for a group still getting to know each other."},{"q":"Can we play with our own questions?","a":"Yes. You can add your own questions and save them to a library next to the ready-made sets."},{"q":"Do you have to pick a question catalogue to play?","a":"For a game on a ready-made set, yes — the catalogue is what supplies the questions, and picking one takes a second. You play without a catalogue when you point the custom game at your own questions from your library."}]},"bottomTitle":"Pick a mode and start","bottomDesc":"A catalog for the occasion, a mode to match the mood — and you are ready to start.","bottomCta":"Start playing","illustrationAlt":"A group of Fox Tales foxes at a party","compare":{"title":"When playing without phones is the better call","intro":"An online party game does not replace everything. A board game, or anything without phones, wins when:","points":["You want a screen-free evening, with the phones face down on the table.","Part of the group has no charged phone or no decent connection.","You want physical pieces: cards, tokens and everything that happens over a board."]}},"darmowe-gry-imprezowe":{"seoTitle":"Free party games — the whole game, not a demo","seoDesc":"A complete party game for free. No packs to buy, no subscription and no paywalled content. Fox Tales runs in the browser on phones and computers.","breadcrumb":"Free party games","short":"The whole game for free — no packs to buy and no subscription.","eyebrow":"Free, with no catch","heroTitle":"Free party games — {highlight}","heroHighlight":"the whole game, not a demo","heroDesc":"From the first round you play the full version, and in the hundredth it is still the same one: three modes, ready-made catalogs and the AI question generator.","ctaPlay":"Play for free","answerTitle":"What exactly is free?","answerBody":"The whole game. There is no paid tier, so there is no cut-down free one either: no question packs to buy, no subscription, no limit on how many games you play and nothing behind a paywall. Rounds are not interrupted by ads, and a payment card is never needed at any point.","exampleTitle":"What is not here","q1":"Packs to buy after a few rounds.","q2":"A limit on games per day or per week.","q3":"A card required before you can start.","feat1Title":"No premium account","feat1Desc":"Everyone plays on the same terms — there is no paid plan in this game, so nobody at the table plays a better version than the rest.","feat2Title":"Catalogs from other players","feat2Desc":"“Discover” also holds question sets published by other players. You play them exactly like ours.","feat3Title":"AI is free too","feat3Desc":"Generating your own question set with AI is part of the game, not a premium add-on.","spotlightEyebrow":"Why the price","spotlightTitle":"A party game should not start with a checkout","spotlightDesc":"Someone says “let's play something”, and then comes the whip-round and the debate over whose account should buy the game. Here there is not a single payment step between that sentence and the first question.","spotlightPoints":["Everyone joins with a code, a link or a QR code","Runs in the browser, on phones and computers","Works with just two players","Save the best answers and send them to friends as a link","No preparation — ready-made catalogues are waiting"],"faq":{"items":[{"q":"Is it genuinely free?","a":"Yes. We only charge for personalisation made to order — for example a catalog of questions about a specific team, in a brand's colours. Nobody pays for the game itself, and the coffee for the creator that the game sometimes asks for is voluntary."},{"q":"Do we need to create an account?","a":"No. You can play as a guest — an account only matters once you want to save your own question catalogs."},{"q":"Is the free version missing anything?","a":"There is no other version: the modes, questions and AI generator are the same for everyone. Some of the foxes you can pick as an avatar are locked, but none of them can be bought."},{"q":"Are there ads in the game?","a":"Rounds are not interrupted by ads."},{"q":"Do you have to prepare anything for this?","a":"No. You point at one of the ready-made catalogues and play — nothing has to be written or printed in advance. Your own questions are an option for those who want them, not a condition."}]},"bottomTitle":"Play without reaching for your wallet","bottomDesc":"Open the game, show your group the QR code and start. That is all it takes.","bottomCta":"Play now","illustrationAlt":"The Fox Tales fox holding a coffee mug","compare":{"title":"What this game will not replace","intro":"Fox Tales does not pretend to cover every occasion. You will want something else when:","points":["You want quiz-show production: a host voice, music and animations carrying the round.","The party needs a live host who can read the room and step in when something stalls.","The evening is meant to run on props and physical games rather than phones."]}},"gry-bez-instalowania":{"seoTitle":"Browser games with no install — play from your phone","seoDesc":"A game you start immediately — no download and no account. Create a room, send a code or a link, and your group joins in the browser.","breadcrumb":"No-install browser games","short":"Open a link, the group scans a QR code. Nothing to download.","eyebrow":"No download, no account","heroTitle":"Browser games with no install — {highlight}","heroHighlight":"share a link and play","heroDesc":"Send your group a link and within seconds everyone is in the game — straight from a web page, without a trip to the app store.","ctaPlay":"Launch the game in your browser","answerTitle":"How do you play with nothing to install?","answerBody":"Fox Tales has no file to download and no installer — you open a link and play. You create a room and everyone else joins with a code, a link or a QR scan, without creating an account either. Everyone plays on their own device, in a browser on phones, tablets and computers.","exampleTitle":"Three steps to start","q1":"You create a room — from a ready-made catalog or a set from AI.","q2":"You send your group the room code or link, or show them a QR code.","q3":"Everyone enters the room and you start.","feat1Title":"A code, a link or a QR","feat1Desc":"Three ways to join. A QR code when you are sitting together; a link when the group is spread out.","feat2Title":"Phone, tablet, computer","feat2Desc":"The same game on iPhone, Android and a computer. In one room everyone plays on whatever they have to hand.","feat3Title":"You can play as a guest","feat3Desc":"An account is not required. You only create one once you want to save your own question catalogs.","spotlightEyebrow":"Why this matters","spotlightTitle":"The hardest part of a group game is starting it","spotlightDesc":"Five people are ready to play while the sixth deletes photos because the phone has run out of space for yet another app. Here there is nothing to download, so the last person joins as fast as the first.","spotlightPoints":["One person creates the room, everyone else just joins","Nothing to update before you play","Nothing takes up space on your phone","Nobody has to sign in to an app store"],"faq":{"items":[{"q":"Is there really nothing to download?","a":"Really. The game opens like an ordinary web page — from the first round to the last."},{"q":"Does everyone need their own device?","a":"Yes. Everyone sees the questions, answers and results in their own hand, so each person needs a device — this game has no shared screen."},{"q":"Will it work on an older phone?","a":"Yes, as long as it has a modern browser. The game needs neither powerful hardware nor much storage."},{"q":"Will it work on a work computer?","a":"Usually yes, because it needs no admin rights and nothing your IT department would have to sign off."}]},"bottomTitle":"Open it and start","bottomDesc":"The first round starts before anyone gets to ask where to download it.","bottomCta":"Open the game","illustrationAlt":"The Fox Tales fox in a postman cap","compare":{"title":"What the browser will not do for you","intro":"Skipping the install removes the biggest obstacle at the start, but a few things work differently because of it:","points":["You need a connection for the whole game — a train with no signal means no game.","A browser tab is easier to lose than an icon on your home screen. You get back into an interrupted game by rejoining the room, not with one tap.","Phone screens go dark mid-round. Everyone has to switch on the screen wake lock once in Settings — it is simply one more thing to remember.","To scan a QR code your phone will ask for access to the camera. If you would rather not give it, typing the code by hand still works."]}},"gry-dla-znajomych":{"seoTitle":"Games for friends online — questions about your group","seoDesc":"A game for friends you can start right away. Questions about your group, anonymous answers, a vote and the reveal at the end of the round. Free.","breadcrumb":"Games for friends","short":"Questions about your group, anonymous answers and voting.","eyebrow":"A game for friends","heroTitle":"Games for friends {highlight}","heroHighlight":"that are about you","heroDesc":"Instead of a trivia quiz about capital cities — questions about your group. Everyone writes their own version, you vote, and find out who knows who best.","ctaPlay":"Play with friends","answerTitle":"Why does this work with a group of friends?","answerBody":"Fox Tales picks a question and the person from your group it is about — which is why the same game looks different for every crowd. You answer anonymously, vote, and at the end it comes out who wrote what. Free, in a browser.","exampleTitle":"Questions about your group","q1":"Who would we call first with a flat tyre at two in the morning?","q2":"Who takes losing at board games the worst?","q3":"Whose excuse for being late was the most creative?","feat1Title":"You learn something new","feat1Desc":"The questions pull out stories nobody would normally bring up at the table.","feat2Title":"Anonymity changes everything","feat2Desc":"Until the reveal nobody knows who wrote what, which makes the answers far more honest and much funnier.","feat3Title":"Together or apart","feat3Desc":"On one sofa or in three different cities — everyone plays on their own device, so distance makes no difference.","spotlightEyebrow":"Question library","spotlightTitle":"You do not have to prepare anything","spotlightDesc":"Ready-made catalogs work straight away, and if you want something of your own, add questions yourselves or let AI generate a set for you.","spotlightPoints":["Public catalogs for different occasions","Your own questions saved in a library","A set generated by AI for a topic and mood","A shared pool every player contributes to"],"scenario":{"title":"How to run a game night with friends","intro":"The best rounds in a close group are the ones where the whole crew writes the questions, not one person. Here is how to put that together.","steps":[{"title":"Where the questions come from","desc":"If nobody feels like preparing anything, you take a public catalogue and play within a minute. And if you want to play only with questions you wrote, you pick the custom game — then no catalogue is needed."},{"title":"Whoever wants to writes questions in advance","desc":"Anyone can add questions to their library, even a week before you meet. You can arrange them into a catalogue, but you do not have to — a catalogue only makes them easier to find later."},{"title":"Everything lands in one shared pool","desc":"The room owner turns on “Allow other players to add their own questions”. Everyone then throws theirs in — all of them at once, or just one chosen catalogue. Anyone who does not want to keep them adds questions for this one game only, and they disappear afterwards. Player names drop into the text by themselves, so one question works for everyone."},{"title":"The mode sets the mood","desc":"Want absurdity — “Choose the best answer”, where points go to the funniest. Want to test how well you know each other — “Guess the player’s answer”. Want a game show with teams — “Write the player’s answer”. You choose the mode when creating the game."},{"title":"Closing the night","desc":"During the game the room owner can set how many rounds are left, so the night ends when you want it to. It is also worth everyone switching on the screen wake lock in Settings, because phones like to go dark mid-round. You save the best moment as a link and send it round the group the next day."}]},"faq":{"items":[{"q":"Are the answers anonymous?","a":"Until the end of the round, yes. Then the game shows who wrote what, and that is when the arguing starts."},{"q":"What if someone joins the group later?","a":"A latecomer walks into the room already in progress and plays from the next round — you do not have to start over."},{"q":"Do we need to know each other well?","a":"No. The longer you have known each other, the more old stories surface, but a new group plays exactly the same — it just finds those things out for the first time."},{"q":"What if someone goes too far with an answer?","a":"The room owner can remove a player, even mid-game — and since authors are revealed after every round, going too far rarely lasts beyond one."}]},"bottomTitle":"Find out who really knows the group","bottomDesc":"A handful of questions is enough to surface stories nobody remembered.","bottomCta":"Play with your friends","illustrationAlt":"The Fox Tales fox holding a beer"},"gry-dla-2-osob":{"seoTitle":"Games for two online — test how well you know each other","seoDesc":"A game for two. Find out how well you know each other — questions about you, your answers, and the other person judging them. Free.","breadcrumb":"Games for two","short":"A game for two — how well do you know each other?","eyebrow":"A game for two","heroTitle":"Games for two {highlight}","heroHighlight":"that test how well you know each other","heroDesc":"All it takes is the two of you and two phones. The questions are about you, and every round ends with a verdict: got it or not.","ctaPlay":"Play as a pair","answerTitle":"How does the game work for two?","answerBody":"For two, you play the “Write the player's answer” mode: one of you answers a question about yourself, the other tries to match that answer, and the round closes with a verdict — true or false. Plus a ready-made catalog for couples, free, in a browser, each on your own device.","exampleTitle":"Questions for two","q1":"What would I order if this were our last dinner out?","q2":"What do we argue about most while packing a suitcase?","q3":"Which trip together do I look back on most fondly?","feat1Title":"Rules for two","feat1Desc":"In the “Write the player's answer” mode the game notices there are two of you and changes how the round works — you are not playing a cut-down group game.","feat2Title":"An evening with no planning","feat2Desc":"No board, no setup. You open the game on your phones and start.","feat3Title":"Works long distance too","feat3Desc":"A long-distance relationship or an ordinary video call evening — the game works just as well.","spotlightEyebrow":"Catalog for couples","spotlightTitle":"Questions you would never ask each other yourselves","spotlightDesc":"Three years together and it feels like you know everything about each other — until the question is which trip together the other one remembers most fondly, and it turns out not to be the one you had in mind.","spotlightPoints":["Questions about trips together, habits and small arguments","A ready-made catalog for your first evening","The option to add your own questions","A set from AI when you want a different topic"],"scenario":{"title":"How a game for two plays out","intro":"With two people the game works differently than in a group: there is no crowd of anonymous answers, there is one answer and your call on whether it hits the truth. Here is the full order.","steps":[{"title":"A catalogue for couples, or your own set","desc":"A ready-made catalogue starts right away. If you want something of your own, add questions by hand or generate a catalogue by describing what the game should be about — it is saved to your library for the next evening."},{"title":"The \"Write the player’s answer\" mode","desc":"This is where the game notices there are two of you and, instead of voting, leaves a simple true or false. The mode is picked as you set the game up, so choose it right away."},{"title":"A second device, not a second phone in the same hand","desc":"You open a room and the second player joins by code, link or QR scan. Each of you plays on your own screen — including when you are in two different cities with a video call running alongside."},{"title":"The round: one writes the truth, the other tries to match it","desc":"The game draws a question about one of you, and that person writes the truthful answer. A hit is worth 12 points instead of the usual 10, and the answers are not anonymous — with two of you there would be nothing to hide."},{"title":"How long it takes and what stays","desc":"Whoever opened the room can set how many rounds are left while you play, so a session lasts as long as you want. The answer that floored you gets saved with “Capture the moment” and waits in your library."}]},"faq":{"items":[{"q":"What changes when there are only two of you in the room?","a":"Voting and anonymity drop out: one verdict closes the round, and you know from the start who wrote what."},{"q":"Is it only for couples?","a":"No. It works for couples, but equally well for siblings, flatmates or two friends."},{"q":"Can we play long distance?","a":"Yes. A video call and a phone or computer on each side is all you need."},{"q":"One phone between us, or two?","a":"Two. You each answer on your own device, so neither of you sees the other's answer before it is time to judge it."}]},"bottomTitle":"How much do you actually know about each other?","bottomDesc":"A dozen questions is enough to find out. It takes one evening.","bottomCta":"See how well you know each other","illustrationAlt":"The game for two on screen"},"icebreaker-online":{"seoTitle":"Online icebreaker — a game to break the ice","seoDesc":"An online icebreaker for teams and new groups. Short questions, anonymous answers and shared guessing — in the browser, with no install.","breadcrumb":"Online icebreaker","short":"A short game for breaking the ice in a new group.","eyebrow":"Breaking the ice","heroTitle":"An online icebreaker {highlight}","heroHighlight":"that embarrasses nobody","heroDesc":"Instead of a round of introductions — a few questions, anonymous answers and shared guessing, and the call warms up on its own.","ctaPlay":"Start the icebreaker","answerTitle":"Why does this work as an icebreaker?","answerBody":"Fox Tales works as a warm-up because nobody has to perform in front of the group — answers stay anonymous until the reveal, and a full round wraps up in about fifteen minutes. It works on a video call too, with no screen sharing. Free.","exampleTitle":"Warm-up questions","q1":"Who most likely has a cable in a drawer they cannot name?","q2":"Who volunteers first when nobody else will?","q3":"Whose mug is left in the sink most often?","feat1Title":"Short, not forced","feat1Desc":"A few rounds rather than an hour-long workshop. Nobody has to stand up in front of the group.","feat2Title":"Anonymity lowers the bar","feat2Desc":"Answers stay anonymous until the reveal, so even the most reserved people take part.","feat3Title":"Works over video","feat3Desc":"A distributed team plays exactly like one sitting in a single office — everyone from their own device.","spotlightEyebrow":"Who it is for","spotlightTitle":"A new team, a new group, a first evening together","spotlightDesc":"Anywhere people do not know each other yet and the classic round of introductions drains the room more than it helps.","spotlightPoints":["Onboarding someone new to the team","A first project meeting","A workshop or training kickoff","A group that only ever meets online"],"faq":{"items":[{"q":"How long does it take?","a":"A decent round fits in a quarter of an hour, and you decide the length."},{"q":"Does anyone have to speak in front of the group?","a":"No. Everything is typed on your own device, and the only thing said out loud is a comment on what is already on everyone's screen. Nobody is put on the spot."},{"q":"Does it work in an online meeting?","a":"Yes. Nobody needs to share a screen — everyone just opens the game on their own device and joins the same room."},{"q":"Do participants need accounts?","a":"No. They can join as guests, with a code or a QR code."}]},"bottomTitle":"Break the ice without the awkwardness","bottomDesc":"A few questions and a group that was silent a moment ago starts talking.","bottomCta":"Start the warm-up","illustrationAlt":"The Fox Tales fox with a map","compare":{"title":"When an icebreaker is the wrong idea","intro":"A warm-up only helps when the group has room for it. Think twice when:","points":["The team is in the middle of a conflict or layoffs — a game then reads as avoidance.","The meeting has a hard agenda and fifteen minutes would come out of the decision.","The group already knows each other inside out — then it is not breaking the ice, it is a shared break. The game still works; just introduce it as something else."]}},"gry-na-wieczor-panienski":{"seoTitle":"Bachelorette party games online — nothing to prepare","seoDesc":"A hen party game with nothing to prepare in advance. Questions about the bride-to-be, anonymous answers and voting by the whole group.","breadcrumb":"Bachelorette party games","short":"A ready-made hen party game, with nothing to prepare.","eyebrow":"Bachelorette party","heroTitle":"Bachelorette party games {highlight}","heroHighlight":"with nothing to prepare","heroDesc":"You open the game, the group joins with their phones, and from the first question everything revolves around the bride-to-be.","ctaPlay":"Start the game","answerTitle":"How do you run a hen party with this game?","answerBody":"Fox Tales lets you build the whole game around one person. Play a ready-made catalog or a set put together on the spot; the group joins by phone with a QR code, and the game is free.","exampleTitle":"What the game draws","q1":"Which of us will cry hardest at the wedding?","q2":"What was the couple's first trip together and who planned it?","q3":"What does the bride-to-be always do five minutes before leaving?","feat1Title":"Nothing to prepare","feat1Desc":"No printing, no props and no one person who has to invent everything in advance.","feat2Title":"Questions about the bride-to-be","feat2Desc":"Add the most personal questions yourselves — nobody knows her story better than you.","feat3Title":"Played on phones","feat3Desc":"Everyone joins from their own phone with a QR code. Works at home, at a restaurant and in a rented flat.","spotlightEyebrow":"How to run it","spotlightTitle":"The centrepiece of the party, not filler","spotlightDesc":"Half the table knows the bride from school, the other half from work. Three questions in, it turns out their versions of her story do not match on a single detail — and that is usually when you stop sitting in two separate groups.","spotlightPoints":["A ready catalog to start with, nothing to invent","Your own questions about her story","Judge mode: everything revolves around her","Room for friends joining remotely"],"scenario":{"title":"How to run a bachelorette party game step by step","intro":"The whole game can be about one person, but that setting has to be turned on deliberately. Here is the order that gets you there.","steps":[{"title":"Where the questions come from","desc":"You can start with a ready-made catalogue or generate a set by describing the occasion and the mood. The generator gets the occasion, not a real person — the questions about the bride you add yourselves."},{"title":"The “Write the player’s answer” mode, picked when you create the game","desc":"Only this mode lets you point at one person and make the whole game revolve around her. You pick the mode as you set the game up — it cannot be changed later."},{"title":"Everyone joins on their phones","desc":"You open a room and show the access code or the invitation with its QR code. A friend who cannot travel gets the same link and plays from home. Nothing to install, and no account required."},{"title":"The bride as the judge","desc":"In the judge settings you pick her from the list of players. From then on every question drawn is about her, and she decides which answers count as correct. You also choose whether she writes answers along with everyone else or skips the writing phase."},{"title":"The moment that stays","desc":"When an answer floors the whole group, “Capture the moment” creates a link to that round — send it around or keep it in your library and come back to it after the wedding. And if the night has other plans, whoever opened the room can set how many rounds are left while you play."}]},"faq":{"items":[{"q":"When is the best moment to start the game?","a":"Early on, while part of the group is still meeting for the first time. A few rounds warm the room up faster than group photos and an opening toast."},{"q":"Do we need to prepare anything in advance?","a":"No. One person creates the room on the spot, and everyone else joins in a few seconds."},{"q":"Can a friend from out of town join?","a":"Yes. She gets a link to the room and plays from her own phone exactly like everyone else."},{"q":"What if the bride-to-be does not want the spotlight?","a":"Then pick a set about the whole group. Questions can go round everyone in turn, not only the guest of honour."}]},"bottomTitle":"The first question does the rest","bottomDesc":"A QR code on the screen, phones in hand and you are off. The rest takes care of itself.","bottomCta":"Fire off the first question","illustrationAlt":"A cute Fox Tales fox"},"gry-na-wigilie-firmowa":{"seoTitle":"Office Christmas party games — for the whole team","seoDesc":"A game for an office Christmas party that needs no host. Questions you keep safe for the whole team, teams that mix departments, in a browser and free.","breadcrumb":"Office Christmas party games","short":"A programme item for the office party, with no host needed.","eyebrow":"Office Christmas party","heroTitle":"Office Christmas party games {highlight}","heroHighlight":"nobody is forced into","heroDesc":"Everyone plays from their own phone at the table, and the questions are about the people you work with — nobody has to step into the middle or speak into a microphone.","ctaPlay":"Set up a game for the party","answerTitle":"How do you run a game at an office Christmas party?","answerBody":"Fox Tales gives an office Christmas party a programme item that needs no host. You pick questions that stay safe for the whole company, and teams mix people from different departments. Free, from the phones everyone already has at the table.","exampleTitle":"What the game asks at the office table","q1":"Who is most likely to answer emails first thing after a holiday?","q2":"Whose mug sits on a desk the longest without being washed?","q3":"Who looks forward to the office cake the most?","feat1Title":"No host needed","feat1Desc":"Nobody has to compere or drag people to the front. The game handles turn order and scoring itself.","feat2Title":"It mixes departments","feat2Desc":"Someone from accounts ends up on a team with someone from the warehouse they had only ever known from emails.","feat3Title":"Questions for your colleagues","feat3Desc":"Pick a catalog that matches the company culture, or generate your own set by describing the occasion — and remove any question that does not fit before you play.","spotlightEyebrow":"When to run it","spotlightTitle":"After the food, before everyone splits into table groups","spotlightDesc":"That is the moment an office party usually breaks into the same three huddles. Fifteen minutes of a shared game puts the evening on a different track.","spotlightPoints":["Works for a remote party too — everyone plays on their own device","The game drops the drawn player's name into the question itself","A catalog matched to the company culture","No props, no printing, no preparation"],"scenario":{"title":"How an office Christmas party game runs, step by step","intro":"Here is the order that works at a table of a dozen or more people, together with the settings that take longest to find the first time round.","steps":[{"title":"Before the party: the question set","desc":"Take a ready-made catalogue or generate your own — you say how many players there will be and what the game should be about. Describing the occasion works better than typing in names: the questions come out more interesting and nobody feels put on the spot. The finished set lands in your library, so you can still edit it."},{"title":"Pick the \"Write the player’s answer\" mode when you create the game","desc":"It is the only mode with teams and a judge, and the mode is chosen when the game is created, not during play. Start in a different one and you will not find the team settings at the table."},{"title":"Room, access code and QR code","desc":"The lobby shows an access code and an invitation with a link and a QR code. Everyone else types the code, opens the link or scans the QR with their phone — no install, no account needed. If the party is in a rented venue, turn on join approval so nobody from outside walks into the room."},{"title":"Teams that mix departments","desc":"You set teams by hand and they do not have to be equal: one can have three people, another six, and someone else can play solo in the same game. When the question lands on someone with a team, that team scores only if every one of its members gets it right — one miss and the whole line-up ends the round on zero. Which is why mixing departments works better than seating people with their own colleagues."},{"title":"What a round looks like and how to end it","desc":"The game draws a question and the person it is about, putting their name into the text. That person writes the truthful answer, everyone else tries to write the same thing, and they mark which answers they accept. During the game the room owner can set how many rounds are left — the simplest way to keep the evening from drifting."}]},"faq":{"items":[{"q":"How do we run this with several dozen people?","a":"One room plays best with up to 12 people. A bigger party splits into several rooms — one per table, for example — that play the same catalog at the same time."},{"q":"Are the questions safe in a work context?","a":"You choose the catalog yourself, and you can generate your own set by describing the occasion and where the limits are. Any question in a generated set that does not fit can be removed before you play — nothing is imposed."},{"q":"How should we split the teams across departments?","a":"You set the line-ups by hand in the lobby, so nothing shuffles people for you. Mixing people who normally sit in different parts of the office works best, and a big department is worth splitting across several teams."},{"q":"Can we make the game about one person, for example someone leaving the company?","a":"Yes. The room owner marks them as the judge, and from then on every question drawn in every round is about them. You also decide whether the judge writes answers along with everyone else."}]},"bottomTitle":"Give the party a programme item","bottomDesc":"A QR code on the screen, phones at the tables, and fifteen minutes after which people talk on their own.","bottomCta":"Start the game at the tables","illustrationAlt":"The Fox Tales fox hosting a game"}},"phoneFreePage":{"seoTitle":"Phone-Free Party Game — Question Cards in a Box","seoDesc":"Question cards, a dry-erase board and a score counter for every player. No app, no signal, no batteries. Join the waitlist for the boxed edition. Ships within Poland.","breadcrumb":"Phone-free game","stickyCta":"Put me on the list","anchors":{"signup":"signup"},"renderNote":"A visualisation. The real counters are still being made.","heroRenderNote":"A visualisation. The real game is still being made.","shelfRenderNote":"A visualisation. The real boxes do not exist yet.","hero":{"eyebrow":"From the makers of Fox Tales · the boxed edition","title":"A party game that needs no signal, no power and no charger","desc":"Question cards about the people at your table, plus a dry-erase board and a score counter for every player. No app, no account, nothing to charge — just the box, the table and a marker.","kicker":"We are collecting a waitlist for the boxed edition. Signing up is free and commits you to nothing.","visualAlt":"A table with a deck of cards, dry-erase boards in orange frames, a marker and three score counters — one board has a name written on it"},"trust":{"title":"We are not starting from scratch","items":[{"title":"The browser game already runs","desc":"Fox Tales runs in the browser today: questions about you, anonymous answers, voting and the big reveal. The box moves that same game onto cards, boards and counters."},{"title":"We are not collecting money","desc":"There is no pre-order here, no deposit and no crowdfunding. You leave an address purely so we can tell you when the box is ready."},{"title":"We know what goes in the box","desc":"Cards, dry-erase boards, markers and score counters. These are components we are designing, not a list scribbled on a napkin — the visualisations below show how far along we are."}]},"how":{"eyebrow":"A round in five moves","title":"A phone-free party game — here is one round","desc":"The whole game is a single loop you repeat as many times as you like. It lands differently every time: different questions, different people at the table, a different game mode.","steps":[{"title":"Someone reads a card","desc":"The cards ask about you — what you would do, and how well you actually know each other."},{"title":"Each writes in private","desc":"Your own board, a marker, and a hand over the top so the person next to you cannot peek."},{"title":"You reveal together","desc":"All the boards go up at once. This is the moment you play the game for."},{"title":"You score","desc":"You gain or you lose. The counters stay in plain sight, so nobody has to ask who is winning."},{"title":"Wipe clean, keep going","desc":"A quick wipe and the boards are blank again. The next card is waiting."}],"modes":"One deck, several modes.","modeTags":["new mode, new scoring","mode rules in a few lines","switch modes whenever you like"],"modesNote":"How many modes make it into the box and exactly how they work is still being settled.","cta":"Join the waitlist"},"moment":{"eyebrow":"The unplugged moment","title":"The evenings where a phone would not help anyway","desc":"We have nothing against screens — we built a game that lives on one. But some evenings the phone is part of the problem rather than the fix.","cases":[{"title":"No bars","desc":"A cabin in the mountains where the signal only appears by the kitchen window, and only if you stand on one leg."},{"title":"Dead battery","desc":"A campsite, a long train, a long weekend. The power bank is in the car, a kilometre away. The box does not care."},{"title":"Phones in the basket","desc":"Someone made a rule at dinner and everybody is sticking to it. Nice to have something that does not break that rule."},{"title":"Someone a screen puts off","desc":"A grandparent who wants nothing to do with a phone at the table — and they have a point. Or a kid you would rather not hand a screen to right now."}],"closingTitle":"This is not another guess-the-word game","closing":"In most party games you guess a word, a picture or a definition — something from outside the table. Here the entire game happens between the people sitting at it. Points are points, but what stays with you is the moment someone says “wait, I had no idea”.","imageAlt":"Three foxes mid-game around a table — one reads a question card aloud, the others have writing tiles and score counters in front of them","cta":"Let me know when it is ready"},"box":{"eyebrow":"What is inside","title":"Question cards, a dry-erase board and a score counter for every player","desc":"This is the base and you buy it once. The counters and boards stay with you for good, and the starter question set is enough to play the same evening you open it.","items":[{"title":"A score counter for every player","desc":"your score sits in front of you, nobody keeps the running total in their head and nobody argues about what somebody had before the last round"},{"title":"A dry-erase board for every player","desc":"your own surface to write on: write, reveal, wipe, and come back to a clean field"},{"title":"Markers included","desc":"ordinary dry-erase ones, so when they eventually run dry you can replace them at any corner shop"},{"title":"One cloth for the whole table","desc":"with the Fox Tales logo, passed round the table after each reveal so the boards are clean again"},{"title":"A starter question set","desc":"enough to open the box and play straight away, without buying anything else"},{"title":"Room for a themed deck","desc":"slip it into the base box, so for a trip you pack one box, not two"}],"imageAlt":"Two score counters — one orange, one brown, each with an embossed fox face and a window showing the score"},"shelf":{"eyebrow":"The collection","title":"It grows on the shelf, next to the board games","desc":"Buying games and playing games are two entirely different hobbies — we know that from our own shelf. Instead of one board in the middle, every player here gets a small board of their own, and we design each new deck to stand next to the base as part of a set rather than a pile of odd boxes.","libraryTitle":"A library you can actually see","libraryDesc":"In the app you collect question sets in your library — on an account, behind a screen. You see the difference when someone comes over: a guest pulls a deck off the shelf and asks what you play. The evening starts with that question.","craftTitle":"We want it to be worth reaching for","craftDesc":"The counter and the board are not meant to be paper filler for one evening, but things that stay out on the table. We are spending longer on how they look and how they sit in your hand than we would care to admit.","imageAlt":"A shelf holding the series — a wider base box and three slimmer deck boxes, each debossed with a fox head and a contents mark; beside them a flat stack of other board games","craftImageAlt":"Three score counters in three colours — orange, brown and cream"},"decks":{"plannedBadge":"Planned decks — the order is still open","items":{"valentine":{"desc":"For an evening for two, with both phones face down on the table."},"couples":{"desc":"For people who are certain they know everything about each other. A few cards in, usually not."},"bachelorette":{"desc":"A hen party usually seats several groups at one table who have never met: people from work, from university, from the badminton club. 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Sign up and we will give you enough notice to plan around it — everyone on the waitlist hears first.","imageAlt":"A fox throwing up its paws: the ribbon has slipped off a browser window, next to it a gift box with a bow that holds","cta":"I want to see the box first"},"open":{"eyebrow":"Cards on the table","title":"What we still do not know — and what you get out of it","desc":"We could put round numbers and a release date here to make the page look more serious. We would rather not. Here is what is still open.","unknownsTitle":"Still unknown","unknowns":[{"label":"The name","value":"The game does not have a name yet. We will pick it together with everyone on the list."},{"label":"The price","value":"Not set. Everyone on the list hears it first and tells us first whether it is fair."},{"label":"Card count, player count and age","value":"We know what goes in the box. We do not yet know exactly how many cards are in the starter set, how many players a set covers, what age it is for, or how big the box itself will be."},{"label":"Release date","value":"We do not know the date and we are not going to give you one we are unsure of. We would rather hear that the date is missing than explain a date that slipped."}],"perksTitle":"What leaving your address gets you","perks":[{"title":"You hear it before anyone else","desc":"The name, the price, the photos, the sale date — everyone on the list gets it before anyone else."},{"title":"You get a say where nothing is decided yet","desc":"The name of the game, the order of the decks, and further down the line more than that: what goes into a deck and what to fix about the pieces themselves. We are asking because we genuinely do not know yet."},{"title":"You see the box before anyone does","desc":"When there is something to show, we show everyone on the list first."},{"title":"You can tell us what is missing","desc":"There is a field for it in the form. We read every one."}],"closing":"None of this goes to Instagram first. The email to the list comes first, the rest of the world after."},"form":{"eyebrow":"The waitlist","title":"Get on the list","desc":"No deposit, no reservation, no obligation to buy. You leave a name and an address — and you are at the front of the queue for news, not for an invoice."},"faq":{"eyebrow":"FAQ","title":"The questions you are already asking","items":[{"q":"Do you ship internationally?","a":"Not for now — we ship within Poland only, most likely via InPost. If you are reading this from outside Poland, the box will not reach you yet, and we would rather say that plainly than take your address under a false impression. Until the logistics and integrations are sorted we are not going to announce parcels we cannot deliver. This page is in English because plenty of people in Poland would rather read it that way."},{"q":"Is this just your app in a box?","a":"Same game, different evening. The box exists for the situations where an app cannot work: no signal, no power, no phones on the table. And a game like this is something you can give as a gift and stand on a shelf, which you cannot do with a link."},{"q":"Are you going to spam me?","a":"No, and we can be specific about what that means. Before release we will write a handful of times: when the game gets a name, when there is something to show, and when we know the price. Then one email when it goes on sale. We do not sell or pass your address to anyone. Want off the list — reply to any of our emails, or write to office{'@'}foxtales.cc, and we delete the address."},{"q":"What do you do with my address?","a":"We collect a name and an email address and use them only to tell you about work on the boxed edition and about the release. We do not sell them, we do not pass them on and we do not add you to any other list. Deleting your data takes one message to office{'@'}foxtales.cc. The details are in our Privacy Policy."},{"q":"How do I know this will actually happen?","a":"Because we are not starting from scratch. Fox Tales runs in the browser today — you can play it for free and find out whether the questions land for you before you leave us an address. The boxed edition is that same game moved onto cards, boards and counters, not an idea on a napkin. Honestly: the box does not exist yet, so what you see on this page was made on a computer. Everyone on the list gets real photos as soon as there is something to photograph."}]},"finalCta":{"title":"The next evening with no signal could be the best one this year","desc":"A question card, markers squeaking at once, a beat of silence and the moment everyone turns their board around. That is what we are putting in the box.","button":"Put me on the list","microcopy":"A name and an email. No deposit, no reservation and no obligation to buy.","signature":"Got a question we did not answer above? Write to office{'@'}foxtales.cc — a human replies, not an autoresponder."}},"waitlistForm":{"nameLabel":"First name","namePlaceholder":"What should we call you","emailLabel":"Email","emailPlaceholder":"you{'@'}email.com","setsLabel":"Which deck should come first? (optional, pick as many as you like)","setsHint":"This is the one place where you actually set the order. Skip it and nothing bad happens.","setsOther":"Other","setsOtherLabel":"Which deck?","setsOtherPlaceholder":"For flatmates, say, or for a canoe trip, or for teachers","noteLabel":"Anything to add? (optional)","notePlaceholder":"A question that would floor your friends, say, or whatever you find missing in party games","charCount":"{count} / {max} characters","consentLabel":"Add me to the list and email me about this game. I can leave whenever I want.","submit":"Put me on the list","submitting":"Adding you…","microcopy":"We only write when there is something to say — no newsletter, no nudges. A reply to any of our emails takes you off the list.","hpLabel":"Leave this field empty","sets":{"valentine":{"name":"Valentine's"},"couples":{"name":"Married life"},"bachelorette":{"name":"Hen party"},"family":{"name":"Family"},"party":{"name":"All-purpose party"}},"errors":{"name":"We need a name — otherwise we have no way to address you.","email":"That does not look like an email address. Check whether a dot went missing.","consent":"Without this we are not allowed to send you anything.","otherSet":"Tell us which deck you have in mind — or untick “Other”.","note":"That message is too long — keep it within {max} characters.","validation":"Have another look at the highlighted fields.","rejected":"Something in the form did not pass our checks. Check the fields and try again.","rateLimited":"Too many attempts in a row. Try again in a moment, or write to office{'@'}foxtales.cc.","server":"Something broke on our side. Try again, or write to office{'@'}foxtales.cc."},"rodo":{"clause":"The data controller is Hubert Górski, contact: office{'@'}foxtales.cc. We process your name and email address solely to tell you about work on the boxed edition of the game, on the basis of your consent (Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR). You can withdraw that consent at any time by writing to us. Details in our {policyLink}.","policyLinkText":"Privacy Policy"},"success":{"title":"You are on the list.","desc":"We have saved your name and address. We do not send an automatic confirmation, so do not go looking for one — the first email arrives when there is actually something to say.","rhythm":"The first one is about the name, the second when there is something to show, the third about the price. After that just one, when it goes on sale.","votedTitle":"Deck noted.","votedDesc":"Your vote went into the pile along with your sign-up. We will show everyone on the list how it landed.","noVoteTitle":"No deck picked?","noVoteDesc":"No harm done — just tell us in a reply to our first email.","shareTitle":"You will be playing this with your people anyway","shareDesc":"Send them the link and let them pick their deck alongside you.","copyLink":"Copy link","copied":"Copied. Paste away.","playTitle":"Do not want to wait for the box?","playDesc":"The online version is free and runs in the browser, nothing to install.","playCta":"Play Fox Tales"}},"pitchDeck":{"stripTitle":"Want to see it all on one page?","stripDesc":"What it is, how a round plays out, what we agree on before the game, and what it costs. One page, ready to print or pass along.","stripCta":"See the materials","card":{"title":"Cooperation materials","desc":"Before you write to us — or before you show this to whoever signs off the budget. Everything on one page.","cta":"See the materials"},"seoDesc":"What Fox Tales is, how a round plays out at a team day, on a stream or in a campaign, what we build to order, and what it costs. Materials you can pass along.","eyebrow":"Cooperation materials","heroTitle":"One QR code, half an hour, and finally something to talk about","heroDesc":"Fox Tales is a browser party game: a question about one of you, anonymous answers, a vote, then the reveal. We write the questions to order — for brands and agencies, creators and streamers, events and teams. Below: how a round plays out, what we prepare, and what it costs.","printCta":"Print or save as PDF","printHint":"Pick “Save as PDF” in the print dialog to get a file you can email. If the button does nothing, use your browser print command instead.","offerCta":"See the offer and prices","problem":{"eyebrow":"Scenes you know","title":"The people are there, the conversation is not","desc":"Three places, the same silence.","items":[{"title":"A post with no conversation under it","desc":"The reach is there, the likes too, and the comments say one thing: “nice”. People see the brand but have nothing to do with it, so they scroll on."},{"title":"A chat that goes quiet after the hellos","desc":"A few hundred people watch the stream, and the chat is “hi”, “lol”, and emotes. Viewers remember every slip and every catchphrase from past streams — they just have nowhere to show it off."},{"title":"A room or a call where nobody speaks up","desc":"The first twenty minutes go on coffee and talk about the commute, and on the call two cameras are on out of fifteen. It finally warms up right when people have to leave."}],"outro":"None of these is about willingness — it is about not having an excuse. A question worth answering honestly, and someone to go first. <strong>People handle the rest themselves.</strong>"},"how":{"eyebrow":"Playing within a minute","title":"Scan the code and start","desc":"Nothing to install, no sign-up for anyone, and the rules explain themselves in the first round.","steps":[{"title":"Open the game","desc":"Your question set is already in the app. You pick it and the game sits waiting for players — nothing to set up, nothing to choose."},{"title":"Share the way in","desc":"A code, a link, or a QR code on the screen. In a room people scan it with their phone; on a call or a stream you drop the link in chat; in a campaign you put it in a post."},{"title":"Everyone plays in the browser","desc":"Each person on their own phone or laptop. A question about one of the players, anonymous answers, a vote, then the authors are revealed."}],"note":"Getting in takes a code or a link and a name, so everyone is playing within the same minute.","imageAlt":"The game on a phone: a question about Anna, three anonymous answers, a vote, then the authors revealed"},"mockup":{"username":"Anna","question":"What does Anna do in the first minute after waking up?","answers":["Talks politics with the cat","Checks the weather and takes offence","Pretends she is still asleep"],"ownerNames":["Mark","Kate","You"]},"modes":{"eyebrow":"How it plays","title":"Three modes, three different games","desc":"The mode decides whether you mostly laugh, bluff, or find out how well you actually know each other. <strong>We pick it for you</strong> — it is attached to the question set before it reaches you.","items":[{"name":"Pick the best answer","desc":"Everyone writes an answer to a question about the person drawn, then votes for the one that made them laugh hardest.","fit":"A safe opener when people are still getting acquainted."},{"name":"Guess their pick","desc":"The person drawn writes the true answer, and everyone else writes fake ones meant to pass as theirs. Then everyone except them guesses which is real. Points for guessing right — and the person drawn awards a bonus to one of the fake answers.","fit":"Lands well wherever people already know each other enough to tease."},{"name":"Write their answer","desc":"The person drawn writes the truth about themselves, and everyone else tries to write exactly the same thing.","fit":"This is where you find out who actually listens — and how well you know each other."}],"teamsTitle":"Two options for special occasions","teamsLimit":"Both run in “Write their answer”, so that is the mode we pick when you want them.","teamsItems":[{"title":"Teams","desc":"Players split into teams and score together: departments, tables, or groups of viewers."},{"title":"One person in the spotlight","desc":"Every question is about a single person: a creator whose viewers want to put them to the test, a brand ambassador, someone with a birthday, or someone leaving or just joining the team."}]},"audience":{"eyebrow":"Who it is for","title":"One game, three kinds of brief","brand":{"title":"Brands and agencies","desc":"A question set built around your brand or campaign, and a visual theme in your colours. Your audience plays along instead of watching an ad."},"creator":{"title":"Creators and streamers","desc":"The whole game can be about you: we write the questions from your streams, and your viewers find out how well they really know you. You decide how many get a seat — the rest watch and shout in chat."},"event":{"title":"Events and HR teams","desc":"Something to actually do at a team day, a training session, or an onboarding week. We write the questions around your team, and people join on the phone they already have on them."}},"scenarios":{"eyebrow":"Use cases","title":"See it in practice","desc":"Example questions and how a game runs, written up for situations from team life. For brands and creators we write them from scratch, after a talk about your community.","linkLabel":"See examples","partyLabel":"Parties"},"trust":{"eyebrow":"Safety and privacy","title":"The questions people ask before anyone plays","items":[{"title":"What if someone writes something out of line?","desc":"We write the questions and you approve them before anyone plays. Answers stay anonymous only until the end of the round — then everyone sees who wrote what. And if someone goes too far, whoever is hosting removes them from the room."},{"title":"Do participants have to hand over personal data?","desc":"No. Any name is enough — typed in, or one the game picks for them. No email, no password, no sign-up. In whatever stays after the game, one switch in settings hides the name, and a guest account expires after a day. Either way, “Anonymous Fox” shows up instead."},{"title":"Can people from several countries play together?","desc":"Yes, in six languages: Polish, English, German, French, Spanish, and Ukrainian. Everyone picks their own, and questions and other players’ answers translate themselves. The original is one tap away."}]},"branding":{"eyebrow":"Branding","title":"Same game, your colours","desc":"On the left, a game screen in Fox Tales colours; on the right, the same screen in a brand’s colours — with a player’s photo instead of the fox.","before":"Fox Tales colours","after":"Your brand colours","beforeAlt":"Game screen in Fox Tales colours: the fox above a question about Hubi and an empty answer box","afterAlt":"The same screen in a brand’s blue colours, with Hubi’s photo instead of the fox","note":"Player photos come with every package. Colours and logo start with the “Question set with branding” package.","mockup":{"username":"Hubi","question":"What does Hubi never leave the house without in the morning?","answers":["Coffee in a flask","Three chargers","Headphones, even for a quick shop run"],"ownerNames":["Mark","Kate","You"]}},"packages":{"eyebrow":"What we offer","title":"From a question set for your team to a hosted event","desc":"The lines between them are not rigid — if you need something in between, say so.","items":[{"name":"A question set for your team","forWho":"For a team day, a send-off, a special stream, or a brand’s first game with its community — in Fox Tales colours.","price":"€120","inc":["Questions for your crowd and your occasion — every one goes through a person, not just a generator","One round of changes: any question you strike out, we replace with a new one","A short brief for whoever is hosting","You can tell who’s who — anyone can upload their own photo","Anna stays Anna, not “Anna_1987” — unique only in your room","Nothing on screen but the game — we switch off the feedback, coffee, and sign-up prompts"],"lead":"Usually a few working days."},{"name":"Question set with branding","forWho":"So the game looks like your own: in your brand colours at a team day, on a stream, or in a campaign. For companies, brands, and creators.","price":"€350","inc":["Everything in <strong>A question set for your team</strong>","Your colours and logo — in the game and on shareable cards","Assets to send participants: QR code, description, invite"],"lead":"Timing depends on how far the branding goes.","optionalInc":["<strong>14 days at the top of “Discover” in the app</strong> — details below.","<strong>A post about you on the Fox Tales Instagram and Facebook</strong> — written around your brand, with links to your profiles."]},{"name":"Event with a host","forWho":"For team days, conferences, and online events, where someone should be watching over this instead of you.","price":"€590","inc":["Everything in <strong>Question set with branding</strong>","A test round with a small group before the event","Running it on the day: in the room, on your call, or on standby by phone — you pick the format","A recap after the event: the ranking, rounds played, and the best moments we save during the game","We watch the clock: the number of rounds gets adjusted mid-game so it fits your agenda","If someone drops out and stalls a round, we remove them from the room and the game moves on"],"lead":"Timing is set around the date of the event."}],"note":"Final amounts, no VAT added. You pay for the question set, not per head. The exact figure comes after a short call: it depends on how many questions, how far the branding goes, and the date.","cta":"Ask for a quote","optionalLabel":"Optional, with your consent","pricePrefix":"from","featuredBadge":"Our pick"},"featured":{"eyebrow":"Featured in the app","title":"14 days at the very top of “Discover”","desc":"An option for the branded packages: your set gets seen by players who don’t know you yet.","items":[{"title":"What is “Discover”?","desc":"The list players pick their next game from. For 14 days your set sits at the very top with a “Featured” badge, then stays on the list on the usual terms for as long as you want. You pay for the spot and the time, not the number of games."},{"title":"Who can play it?","desc":"Anyone, not just people with your link — the set becomes public. That’s why we only list it with your consent."},{"title":"What about a set for our team?","desc":"It stays private: only people with your code or link play it. Featuring is for sets meant for people outside the group — in a brand campaign or for a creator’s community."}]},"start":{"eyebrow":"Getting started","title":"From the first message to the day itself","desc":"Four steps. The call and the quote cost nothing and commit you to nothing.","steps":[{"title":"A short call or a message","desc":"Tell us what you are planning, how many people will play, and when. In half an hour we pick the mode, the package, and the shape of the game to fit your plan."},{"title":"Quote and terms","desc":"You get a quote for what you are planning, along with the terms of the engagement. We only start writing once you say yes."},{"title":"We get to know the team and write the set","desc":"We ask about your crowd: who works with whom or hangs out in your chat, what the running joke is, and what is better left alone. Then we write the set and send it over — you cut whatever does not fit. Nothing reaches the game without your sign-off."},{"title":"The day itself","desc":"Share the QR code and play. On the hosted package we are there on site or on the call."}],"ctaTalk":"Write to us"},"faq":{"eyebrow":"FAQ","title":"Before you write to us","items":[{"q":"What does this cost?","a":"A question set for your team starts at €120, a question set with branding at €350, and a hosted event at €590. These are final amounts, with no VAT added. We give you the exact figure after a short call, because it depends on how many questions, how far the branding goes, and the date."},{"q":"How many people can play?","a":"One room plays best with up to 12 people. A bigger group splits into several rooms that play the same question set at the same time — which is why headcount does not change the price. On a stream, chosen people take a seat and the rest of the viewers watch and weigh in through chat."},{"q":"How long does it take to set up?","a":"A question set for your team usually takes a few working days from when you accept the quote. Branding and hosting an event are agreed case by case, because they depend on the date."},{"q":"Can we get our own branding?","a":"Yes. We set three colours — main, accent, and background — and your logo. The colours run from the moment someone opens the link to the game recap, the logo shows up at the entrance and in the lobby, and both go out on the images and pages players share. The colours have to stay readable, so sometimes we pick the closest shade to your brand colours."},{"q":"Who sees players’ photos?","a":"A photo only works inside your question set: saved moments, shared links, and other games keep the fox. Everyone decides for themselves whether to upload one, and can remove it at any time. Photos go through a content filter, doubtful ones land in our review queue, and anyone can report someone else’s photo straight from the game."},{"q":"The game is free — so what are we paying for?","a":"The game itself is free: every mode, the ready-made question sets, and the AI generator. What you pay for is personalisation — questions written about your crowd, the look in your colours, player photos instead of foxes, and a screen without our prompts for feedback, coffee, or sign-ups. The questions matter most. The generator gets one sentence about the topic — that is everything it knows about you. It returns ten questions that would fit any group anywhere, so the session turns out the same way everywhere: people listen, they laugh, they go back to their phones. We start with your crowd — who works with whom or hangs out in your chat, what keeps coming up, what you have been joking about for years. That is where you get the questions that make somebody say “I had no idea”, and that the group is still quoting a week later."}]},"contactTitle":"Tell us what you are planning","contactDesc":"Write who you are, what you are planning, and how many people will be playing. We answer within 24 hours at the latest.","contactPerson":"Your contact: Hubert Górski, creator of Fox Tales","printContact":{"desc":"Questions and quotes — Hubert Górski, creator of Fox Tales:","email":"office{'@'}foxtales.cc","site":"foxtales.cc","separator":"·"}}}}