New "Dare" Party Game Aims To Make Social Media Funny Again, But You Better Be Brave Or Drunk...

Zentuit inc. has done it again! They've launched a disruptive social media card game that creates a frenzy of hilarious content for any social media feed. Assignments range from doing a handstand in your underwear to filming a player of your choice taking a sip of their drink and spitting it in your mouth, then posting the video to Facebook, Instagram or snapchat. Adam Prange and Brian Casey Founders of Zentuit inc. are about to launch a Kickstarter campaign this July 2017.

“Social media has become filled with political rants, narcissistic photos, and fake platitudes. We think it’s time somebody actually makes a genuine attempt to break this continuous stream of bullshit,” said founders Adam Prange and Brian Casey in a joint statement. “With Socially Hacked, you don’t have to take yourself or Facebook so seriously. The game gives you and your friends the perfect excuse to crack a few brews, endlessly ridicule one another, and post some hilarious and possibly questionable photos or videos to your social platforms.”

The game, currently for players 21 and over, sees players draw cards from a stack of black “Hack” cards that task the player with absurd, hilarious, or embarrassing stunts to be filmed or photographed for social media with the hashtag #SociallyHacked. If a direction is too crazy for a player to perform, they can play a blue “Save Your Ass Card” instead, which usually results in a highly shameful statement that the other players will ridicule the victim for. The game is played until all but one player runs out of “Save Your Ass” cards.

The Kickstarter officially launches on July 11, 2017 where donors will receive the full edition of the game for any early bird $20 donation. For more information, check out Socially Hacked on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or on their website. www.sociallyhacked.com

This game was created a game for the brave, the bold, the awesome, and people that just don't give a shit.

More info: sociallyhacked.com