Pass The Parcel college 9+

Name: Pass The Parcel college
Price: 0.99 GBP
Rating: 1 (1 reviews)
Author: Luke Jackson

Luke Jackson

Designed for iPad

- 1.0 • 1 Rating

- £0.99

Description

Pass the Parcel is a fun game that is great for parties. In the traditional game, a parcel is created (made up of layered newspaper). Each layer has a treat (candy) and a piece of paper with something to do or say between the paper. In this case, the phone is the parcel. The group of people sit in a circle and pass the parcel (your phone) around the circle while the music plays. Once the music stops the person holding the phone gets to say or do what the phone says. Just like the traditional game, you should give a treat to the winner of each round.

You can set the number of players (it is designed so that each player gets to win twice). We usually play that if someone has won twice that they pass the parcel to left to a person that has not won twice. You can also pick the music and edit the list of things to do or say (just make sure to put each thing on a new line). Have fun with it and let us know any comments.

The college version has actions that are more .

If you come up with great things to do and would like to see them added to the game, Please send us an email to web@lajdesignsw.com and we will add them as appropriate. Thank and enjoy

30 Dec 2021

Version 1.2.1

Bug fixes and updated for latest iOS

1.0 out of 5

1 Rating

Absolute rubbish

I only downloaded this for the randomly stopping music and it serves that purpose but If you wanted to play the game, as described in the app's description, it would be impossible. It's supposed to give a random 'dare' to each person the music stops on, but in reality, half the stops don't have dares and the other half all have the same dare: 'hug a friend'. You can edit the dares that appear, so I checked that, and 'hug a friend' isn't even listed as one of them. Badly made.

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