Where did this game come from? There are two levels to why kids are playing Charlie Charlie: what they think it means, and where it actually comes from.

Charlie Charlie, are you there? The game has surged to the top of the global social media charts this week. What's all this about?! Below, our no-nonsense explainer for the old/unimpressed.

That said, according to popular legend, Charlie haunts players who fail to say goodbye before they close out of the game.

A game that purports to invoke a Mexican demon – known as "Charlie, Charlie" and considered to be a simplified version of the Ouija board – has gone viral on social media among young people ...

It’s called the Charlie Charlie Challenge, where teens share videos of themselves summoning demons using the devil’s tools, two pencils and a piece of paper.

Charlie is said to be a demon that is called upon to answer questions in an internationally popular game called Charlie Charlie that has gripped the Internet.

Many are downplaying the seriousness of the Charlie Charlie game. Yet they are mistaken. Charlie Charlie is a simplified version of the Ouija board. The game entails a pair of pencils or pens, a ...

“Charlie Charlie,” a game/Internet urban legend of sudden and inexplicable popularity, surged to the top of the global social media charts this weekend after kicking around on the Spanish ...

The game involves balancing two pencils in a cross shape over the words “yes” or “no” on a paper. Players ask questions which are supposedly answered by the mysterious demon named Charlie ...