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Galaki on 04 February 2011

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Ubisoft eggs 12-year-olds on to play "kinky challenge," "sexy" game

We dare not suggest this was a bad idea

Gaming powerhouse Ubisoft has a fluffy filler title coming out that is hoping to profit on the party gaming trend, originally kick started by titles such as Mario Party and plenty of others. This one's a tad more risque.

It's a seemingly low budget title called "We Dare" and it's going to be available soon-ish on the PS3 and Wii for £19.99 in the UK. The official blurb is: "We dare is a sexy, quirky, party game that offers a large variety of hilarious, innovative and physical, sometimes kinky, challenges. The more friends you invite to party, the spicier the play!" Screen capture below.

What could possibly go wrong with a PEGI 12+ age rating? Yes, effectively Ubisoft is selling a game in the "Sexy Party Game" genre to pre-teens. While we're viewing this as a humorous marketing fail, we can't wait to see what happens when the tabloids clock on. Not quite up there with the vibrating Harry Potter broomstick toy but still questionable.

Next time your hormone-confused kids have a sleepover, you can sleep well yourself knowing that Ubisoft has released a game to 12-year-olds that recommends "kinky challenges" to the teenagers downstairs. 

One mother, speaking to TechEye, says: "I really think that's wrong. They shouldn't be using the word sexy for 12 year olds, let alone kinky. I'm sure most parents would agree."

What could possibly go wrong?



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EL_PATRAS on 04 February 2011

hahahaha this exactly the kind of game i would've liked when i was 12



                                                                           

Joelcool7 on 04 February 2011

I can see all the teenage boys inviting tons of girls over to play this. If I was a parent I wouldn't let my kid near it (If I was capable of doing so). Also its cheap price and low rating will make it affordable for most tweens and teens meaning they can sneak it past their parents.

UbiSoft if you market this on tween television networks I bet you could see alot of sales!



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forest-spirit on 04 February 2011

No Kinect version!? That's a HUGE fail!



ArnoldRimmer on 04 February 2011

I could definitely see this being a success.



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mchaza on 04 February 2011

lol there should be an move and kinect title 

oh boy playing this with an move would be even more kinky

But Ubisoft isn't helping the games industry releasing crap like this only putting the Public preception further down. 



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Zlejedi on 04 February 2011
EL_PATRAS said:

hahahaha this exactly the kind of game i would've liked when i was 12


Really?

I remember i was mostly playing The settlers , Sensible Soccer, Worms and Civilization at that age and if i suggested something like this to my friends from primary school on the party they would think i'm crazy.



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mchaza on 04 February 2011
Zlejedi said:
EL_PATRAS said:

hahahaha this exactly the kind of game i would've liked when i was 12


Really?

I remember i was mostly playing The settlers , Sensible Soccer, Worms and Civilization at that age and if i suggested something like this to my friends from primary school on the party they would think i'm crazy.


i was playing San Andreas banging hookers and running over old ladies 



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haxxiy on 04 February 2011
Zlejedi said:
EL_PATRAS said:

hahahaha this exactly the kind of game i would've liked when i was 12


Really?

I remember i was mostly playing The settlers , Sensible Soccer, Worms and Civilization at that age and if i suggested something like this to my friends from primary school on the party they would think i'm crazy.


Maybe that explains why his country have increasing fertility rates and yours don't



 

 

 

 

 

Galaki on 04 February 2011
haxxiy said:

Maybe that explains why his country have increasing fertility rates and yours don't


Plus, all the songs on radio are mostly about sex.



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