Ridicule

RULES OF RIDICULE

Proudly designed by: Keyshawn Fowler, Corey Gray, Alexandra Hoth, Alex Meza-Lopez, and Antonios Sagos

My classmates and I were assigned to make a social game - what we came up with was Ridicule. heavily inspired by the hit MTV show Silent Library, my teammates and I created a game similar. Our version is different in the sense that there will be several people who get the “skull and crossbones” card, and they will each have to perform an embarrassing act in front of their classmates - otherwise they lose a life. In addition, the players who remain safe for that round become the judges. The judges will then in turn decide if the acts performed by their teammates are good enough, and, if it is not, that teammate will lose a life. 

While a person with a marked card does have the option to skip their embarrassing act, doing so will result in a loss of life. .

The first person to lose all of their lives will be declared the overall loser of the game, and most choose one of three options: To have their ten most recent photos looked through To have their most recent texts looked through To have their recently played on Spotify/Apple Music looked through. Of course, this is all in good fun and is not intended to actually ridicule others - just mildly embarrass for amusement and camaraderie among friends. Enjoy!

(There is a downloadable .png file named Game Cards included so that you may print out the cards to play).

*We recommend anywhere from 2-4 people play this game as there are 12 action cards, 4 safe cards and 4 skull and crossbones cards.*