You don’t draw on the television, of course, so you need to use a compatible iPad or iPad Pro with AirPlay Mirroring enabled. As the player draws on the iOS device, the image appears on the TV screen. The object of the game is for your team to guess the word you are trying to draw (so, no peeking). The team with the most points wins. It’s a fun, participative, and competitive game everyone can enjoy, and it encourages your party guests to show their creative sides. When you dance, you hold the Apple TV Remote or an iOS device running the Remote app in your right hand and try to imitate the moves the person you see on the screen is making. You earn points for getting the movement right, and you can use these points (or pay) to unlock more tunes. There is also an online mode in which you play head-to-head against other people playing the game. The game’s based on real-world stories, which means some of the outrageous stories you tell aren’t lies at all. The questions appear on the screen, and each player enters a lie. Then you all get to decide if any of them are true. The gameplay is fast and incredibly addictive. Each round consists of only seven questions, but you can’t stop playing. The action takes place on the TV screen and is controlled using a smartphone or tablet.
