Quiplash has a built-in audience feature where the same code that you all use to compete against each other is the same that those outside the 8 player limit can use to jump in on the voting process, turning the tide of your comedic fortunes. Things get much more interesting when the internet is involved. The true beauty of this game, however, lies in the social aspect that doesn’t just limit itself to you and your mates. Not all of you get the same prompts: that way you all get to enjoy not only your comedy genius but also judge your friends’ answers and rightly conclude you’re way funnier, despite their best efforts to challenge you. The game is made up of three rounds, with each of you answering as well as voting on which you think is funniest. Basically, up to eight of you must try and come up with the funniest and/or sickest answers to a series of absurd questions. If I were to try and summarise this game, the best way I can think of is this: it’s like playing Cards Against Humanity on your phone, but instead of hearing the same old tiresome answers, everyone has the luxury of a blank card. Fed up with playing the same old “red or black”, “never have I ever…”, “ring of fire”? Never fear, Quiplash is here! And it’s guaranteed to bring out the worst in your bodily constitution, not to mention your otherwise suppressed political incorrectness.
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