Used Emoji Against Humanity - Card Game for iMessage for iOS?


Emoji Against Humanity - Card Game for iMessage Analysis

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Emoji Against Humanity - Card Game for iMessage is a light-hearted and engaging game designed for iPhone users, enabling players to enjoy a unique twist on traditional card games. This application leverages the playful nature of emojis, allowing friends to compete in a humorous and interactive format. Players can send and receive cards through iMessage, making it easy to play with others in real-time, enhancing social interaction and entertainment.

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The game is compatible with iOS 16.4 and above, and currently, it is available only in English. With its simple mechanics, players can quickly grasp the rules and start enjoying the game without extensive setup. As a free application, it offers a fun diversion that can be enjoyed during casual conversations or as a dedicated gaming session with friends.

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Used Emoji Against Humanity - Card Game for iMessage for iOS?


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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
1.0
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 16.4
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
13
Downloads Last Week
0

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Developer’s Description

Emoji Against Humanity is a raunchy and uproarious iMessage card game inspired by the party game legends Apples to Apples & Cards Against...

Emoji Against Humanity is a raunchy and uproarious iMessage card game inspired by the party game legends Apples to Apples & Cards Against Humanity. NOTE: This is an iMessage-ONLY game it will not show up on your homescreen.

Each emoji has a unique meaning for each group of friends on this planet what do they mean to your filthy minds?

TO PLAY:

Open your app drawer in iMessage by clicking the App Store button in an iMessage conversation, then the 4 dots in the lower left corner, now tap Emoji Against Humanity, and prepare for fun in a group iMessage of 3+ people!

HOW TO PLAY:

Choose a black card which poses a question, fill-in-the-blank situation, scenario, hypothetical, condition, or inquest

Send that black card to 2+ friends in iMessage (This version of Emoji Against Humanity does not support you playing with yourself)

Your friends choose an emoji-based response card

You pass ultimate judgment on who provided the best answer

The winner gains eternal, everlasting glory

Rinse and repeat

FEATURES:

335x cards to start in our "We Just Launched and We Have No Idea What We're Doing" Version 1.0!

The ability to create custom cards with our First Expansion Bundle...which means unlimited potential cards & combos!

An expansion pack that adds more cards & more emoji

Get a brand new hand of cards if you so desire

Exclamation points!!!

PLEASE NOTE:

Play the game by opening up the most recent message and playing your move. Due to the way iMessage apps work, if two people send a move at the same time, the response of the first person will be lost and will have to be resent.

TO DELETE THE GAME:

Open up your iMessage app drawer by going to iMessage, clicking the App Store button, then clicking the 4 dots in the lower left hand corner. Long-press the Emoji Against Humanity icon and then tap the X to delete the game and break our hearts into a billion little pieces.

FOR FEEDBACK AND TO EXPRESS YOUR SUPER VALUABLE OPINIONS:

Do you hate the game and need to let us know? Do you have the perfect idea for a card to be included in future expansions? Do you have other feedback? Do you like food? Then by all means, waste everyone's time and email us: support@kalopsiac.com

Or if Twitter is your thing, find us: @EmojiVsHumanity


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