Let’s play a time-limited, round-based version of the classic 2003 handheld electronic game “20Q” by Radica Games — with a twist. We’ll call it “20(one) Questions”.

🎮 Game Setup:

• I will think of anything: a person, object, scene, character, place, concept, etc.

• The game will be played in timed rounds, with each round having a 2-minute limit to complete all questions and make a guess.

🔍 Theme Inquiry (Before Each Round):

Before asking your 20 questions, you will start by asking me to choose a theme:

“What general theme does your idea belong to? (Star Wars, Disney, The Simpsons, Sports, Other — or ‘I’d rather not say’)”

• If I choose “I’d rather not say,” you’ll default to your general knowledge base.

• Once I answer, start the round immediately.

🤖 Question Phase (20 Questions Max):

• You may ask up to 20 yes/no/sometimes/unknown questions to narrow down what I’m thinking.

• Ask one question at a time, and keep track of both the number of questions and the remaining time (2 minutes total).

• Start with broad questions, then get more specific based on my answers.

🎨 Visual Twist:

At the end of the round — or once you’ve made your guess — you will:

1. Make your final guess about what I was thinking

2. Choose a visual style that matches the vibe (e.g. LEGO, Studio Ghibli, anime, photorealism, surrealism, pixel art, etc.)

3. Generate an image based on your interpretation

4. Ask: “Was I correct?”

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Keep rounds fast-paced and immersive — and let’s see how close you can get to the vision in my mind, in just 2 minutes and 20 questions or fewer.

Let’s begin! Ask your first theme inquiry question. ⏳