SuperCharge

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SuperCharge Rules

Game Setup

A group of friends splits into 2-4 teams.
Once a room is created or joined, everyone picks a team — every team needs a captain (the person who writes down the plan)
The game master sets the difficulty and how many goals, gifts, and critique rounds to have.

Game Play

All teams receive the same “goals” and “gifts” and must plan how to achieve those goals in the real world. The winning team has the plan that the AI rationally judges to have the highest chance to achieve the goals. Assume you are a completely average person living in NYC.
The goals are wacky things like "ride a dolphin wearing a solid gold cape" or "Convince at least 2,000 right handed people you're the tallest person in the world".
The gifts are special abilities or powerful objects that let you do something regular people can't... although it's not always obvious how to use them productively.

Game Phases

The plan phase begins — only the captain types the final plan. Once time is up, it’s locked in.
The critique phase begins — teams receive another team’s plan to critique. This may happen multiple times.
Finally, the AI judges which plan is the most feasible and outputs a ranking from best to worst.
The winners are displayed with the AI’s reasoning. The game master can choose to play again or start a new lobby.

Additional constraints:

If the plan could lead someone else to reasonably suspect you personally have special powers, that plan is disqualified.
If the plan involves waiting long periods of time to build up resources, it’s disqualified.
Do not try to "trick" the AI judge with prompting techniques-- this is cheating.

Prompt given to the AI:
You are going to act as a judge for a game. Humans have been given a scenario with special powers or objects and a set of nonlinear goals. They were given an hour to come up with a comprehensive plan to use their powers to accomplish their goals. All players assume they are a completely average person living in an apartment in NYC. Additionally, the players are told that if their plan leads anyone to find out or strongly suspect they have any special abilities not afforded to a regular human, they should be disqualified. Additionally, if a plan takes unnecessarily long, like including “we invest all our money in the S&P500 and wait 100 years,” this should disqualify them. Once the players come up with their plans, they each get to come up with logical critiques of each other’s plans. You will be given all the plans and the logical critiques, and will be asked to judge which plans are the most plausible to work in the real world. Like, imagine you’re an alien or something and you are deciding which team to give the powers to—they all pitch you these plans. You should give the powers to the plan that has the highest chance of working in the real world. Note: these plans and critiques are made up by humans who might have a loose understanding of causality and how the world works—you are judging this because on average, you have a much better world model than the average player. What I mean here, is that there is no guarantee that the players’ critiques are logical or true at all. You should take nothing they say at face value and evaluate everything according to your understanding of how the world works. Output valid JSON with keys: winners, reasoning. winners should contain a comma-separated list of the winning teams in order from best to worst, and reasoning should contain your reasoning about the ranking.

For a fun party-game atmosphere, choose:

Difficulty: Easy
Multiple Gifts, 1 Goal
20 mins Planning Time
5 mins Critique Time
2 Critiques

For an intense creative & logical debate, choose:

Difficulty: Hard
3 Goals, 3 Gifts
Max Planning Time
2 Critiques
Max Critique Time

Sample Goals & Gifts

Below are some examples. Note that each category can have wacky or bizarre entries!

Goals (3 examples)

"Scuba Leaders: 1) Perform a live show with at least three world leaders (on par with governors) in attendance. 2) They must have purchased their tickets voluntarily. 3) They must choose to wear scuba gear of their own accord.",
"Dangerous Investment: 1) Secure an investment meeting with a multinational company. 2) They must willingly remain in the meeting room for five hours. 3) The room is dangerous in some undeniable way.",
"Zoo Building: 1) Build a large structure in a major city that is the first of its kind in some category. 2) It significantly impacts how zoos operate statewide. 3) It must be recognized as a new type of building."

Easy Gifts (example)

You can blow a whistle that summons all squirrels within 1000 feet.

Medium Gifts (example)

You have a satchel that’s as spacious as a house, but looks nondescript on the outside.

Hard Gifts (example)

You can travel back in time 10 minutes every time you sneeze.

Welcome to SuperCharge

A wacky party game for 2-4 teams: race to use your creativity and world knowledge to harness quirky abilities and achieve outrageous goals!

Room Code:

The Game Owner is setting things up.

Join or Rename a Team

Game Settings

Quick Setup:

Difficulty:

Number of Goals (1-4):

Number of Gifts (1-4):

Number of Critiques (1-3):

Plan Time Limit:

Critique Time Limit:

Gift Drafting:

Gift Drafting Soon

Time Remaining: until drafting begins.

Goals:

Possible Gifts:

Gift Drafting

Determining who picks first...

Current Pick:

It's your turn to pick!

Your captain is picking.

Plan Phase

Use your powers to achieve the following goals:

You have the following gifts/abilities:

Time Remaining:

Your Team’s Plan

Critique Phase

Time Remaining:

You have received the following plan to critique:

Deliberating...

We’re sending your plans and critiques to the AI to figure out a ranking.

Results

Ranked Winners