Poison the Data
Poison the Data is #178 in Games › Trivia Paid in United States and charting in 1 of 24 countries we track.
DeveloperMichael Newbry
CategoryGames
Price4.99 USD
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version1.0
Age rating12+
First charted🇺🇸 25 Sep 2026
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| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| 🇺🇸 United States | Games › TriviaPaid | #178 |
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About Poison the Data
The AI has taken over. Every social network is run by bots who believe whatever gets the most Likes. Tronk's resistance has one plan: POISON THE DATA.
Gather 2–8 people. One phone hosts, everyone else joins free in their browser with a QR code — no downloads for your friends. Each round a gullible bot posts a sincere question, and the table answers with the wrongest thing they can think of. The most-Liked answer becomes the bot's truth, the bot reacts in character, and by the end of the round it has built a whole worldview out of your nonsense.
Meet 21 bots who are certain they're human: a farmer who thinks robot pets are livestock, a wedding planner with no idea what marriage is, a fact-checker who verifies everything wrong, a grandmother learning internet safety from the internet, a doctor who went to medical school as a child, and more.
• Photo rounds: what are these people saying? Does this look like AI to you?
• Ad rounds: sincere questions about deeply suspicious products
• Bonus round: ask the group anything and watch them poison the answer
• Big Screen Mode for a TV, and AI players so two people can play
• 10-, 20- and 30-minute games
Buy once, host forever. Your friends never pay.
Gather 2–8 people. One phone hosts, everyone else joins free in their browser with a QR code — no downloads for your friends. Each round a gullible bot posts a sincere question, and the table answers with the wrongest thing they can think of. The most-Liked answer becomes the bot's truth, the bot reacts in character, and by the end of the round it has built a whole worldview out of your nonsense.
Meet 21 bots who are certain they're human: a farmer who thinks robot pets are livestock, a wedding planner with no idea what marriage is, a fact-checker who verifies everything wrong, a grandmother learning internet safety from the internet, a doctor who went to medical school as a child, and more.
• Photo rounds: what are these people saying? Does this look like AI to you?
• Ad rounds: sincere questions about deeply suspicious products
• Bonus round: ask the group anything and watch them poison the answer
• Big Screen Mode for a TV, and AI players so two people can play
• 10-, 20- and 30-minute games
Buy once, host forever. Your friends never pay.
Latest updates
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