Keep Talking And Nobody Explodes

[stormtrooper9091]

thanks for extending my life, this looks like the most awesome party game ever

edit: It's a bomb defuse simulator, with a manual that other people should read for you

 

[Barbas]

What did you want to discuss about the game?

 

[stormtrooper9091]

It's one of the more innovative ideas I've seen recently, and it should work amazing at parties. Definitely a pleasant surprise.

Though it gets a bit samey

 

[SweetShark]

A question OP please.
How it took you to organise the setup to play with your Friends?

 

[stormtrooper9091]

well, you print out the manual, spread it across a table while one of us does the job. Then we take turns, innit

 

[BeerTent]

There's no point to this thread... We're looking to talk about something, Stormtrooper. Not just "This game is awesome."

I have it, managed to get it from a friend for free. It's fun, for about 5 or so bombs.

Just a gimmick, and youtube bait. It's a great idea, but unless the asking price is $5, it's too much.

A question OP please.
How it took you to organise the setup to play with your Friends?

The hard part for me, was getting the game. Someone from Russia gave it to me, the install was fast, and we were in-game in a matter of minutes. Played it again with someone else later on, and it was just pick-up and go, as he was the guy with the manual at first. (The manual is a free PDF.) I never played the game with buddy in the same room, only over TS/Steam. But it is a cute diversion. It IS fun, but if folders could get cobwebs, the KTANE folder's gonna start gathering them soon.

 

[Blitsie]

Okaaayyy lets add some meat to this thread:

For those who don't know, its a rather oddball VR game where only one player can see the bomb (as he's wearing the Oculus rift), and everyone else has to help him disable it by figuring out the manual they printed. It can also be played without VR online with others.

(just went for the first video, but meh its got TotalBiscuit and shows the game)

What do you guys think about it? I like it as a concept or idea of how creative one can be with VR and party games but I don't think its substantial enough to be its own game one would pay for (as BeerTent has expressed).