ムーチョ de チョーショ (Mucho de Chosho) is a party game from Japan. One player ('parent') lays out four cards showing different themes or ideas about the person, and states how many of them are lies. The other players may ask questions, and after some deduction, they try to pick which card is a lie. If they get it correct, they score, but if they choose wrong, the parent scores a point. The game is meant as a communication game, which is a very popular form of social game in Japan. The game works as an ice-breaker, and helps people talk about themselves. The card text is all in Japanese. user summary

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