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Bomb Party: Who's Most Likely
Bomb Party - Hot potato game! The perfect word guessing game for game nights! New game mode: Who's most likely to...? Like 5 Second Rule, Never have I ever or Taboo - Bomb Party is the perfect game for your party and even gives you the opportunity to add your own cards for maximum fun. How to play? Once you start a round, a bomb begins to tick for a random amount of time and the players have to solve a task. Once solved, the player needs to pass the bomb (phone) to the player next to him. It may sound easy to name some words or adjectives, but as soon as the Bomb is ticking, panic kicks in and very funny situations occur. The player loses if the bomb explodes in his hands. Every bomb cycle has a random time to explode, which adds more adrenaline and pressure to the game. It may sound easy to name some words or adjectives starting with „B“, but as soon as the Bomb is ticking, things change very quickly. The player with the least explosions wins the game. You can also vary the number of players (from 2-12) and rounds (from 8-20) and add different game categories. Those categories include tasks that range from naming different animals to adjectives starting with „B“. Our latest update also allows you to add individual categories and tasks! New: Who's most likely to...? Start the round and read the "Who's Most Likely to...?" question out loud. Pass the phone to the person you think best fits the question. The following players must also quickly choose someone who fits the new questions after clicking the screen! Example: Who's most likely to be arrested for theft? The person who would most likely be arrested gets the ticking bomb (the phone) and is up next. The game is timed – no one knows exactly when the bomb will explode! So, decide quickly which player best matches the "Who's Most Likely To" question! If the bomb explodes in your hand, you've lost this round. For in-app purchases and subscriptions Apple's standard Terms of Use (EULA) apply: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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Bomb Party - Hot potato game! The perfect word guessing game for game nights! New game mode: Who's most likely to...? Like 5 Second Rule, Never have I ever or Taboo - Bomb Party is the perfect game for your party and even gives you the opportunity to add your own cards for maximum fun. How to play? Once you start a round, a bomb begins to tick for a random amount of time and the players have to solve a task. Once solved, the player needs to pass the bomb (phone) to the player next to him. It may sound easy to name some words or adjectives, but as soon as the Bomb is ticking, panic kicks in and very funny situations occur. The player loses if the bomb explodes in his hands. Every bomb cycle has a random time to explode, which adds more adrenaline and pressure to the game. It may sound easy to name some words or adjectives starting with „B“, but as soon as the Bomb is ticking, things change very quickly. The player with the least explosions wins the game. You can also vary the number of players (from 2-12) and rounds (from 8-20) and add different game categories. Those categories include tasks that range from naming different animals to adjectives starting with „B“. Our latest update also allows you to add individual categories and tasks! New: Who's most likely to...? Start the round and read the "Who's Most Likely to...?" question out loud. Pass the phone to the person you think best fits the question. The following players must also quickly choose someone who fits the new questions after clicking the screen! Example: Who's most likely to be arrested for theft? The person who would most likely be arrested gets the ticking bomb (the phone) and is up next. The game is timed – no one knows exactly when the bomb will explode! So, decide quickly which player best matches the "Who's Most Likely To" question! If the bomb explodes in your hand, you've lost this round. For in-app purchases and subscriptions Apple's standard Terms of Use (EULA) apply: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/