Roast Hand 4+

Name: Roast Hand
Author: Bruh Inc

Bruh Inc

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

“Boy if you don’t get!” and “What are those?” are two of the most popular phrases when it comes to “Roasting” someone. These phrases are usually accompanied by the pointing of the finger at your “victim”.

If you enjoy “Roasting” or love playing cool addicting games, the “Roast Hand” app is perfect for you!

Roast Hand includes two special features:

Roast Cam-
Ridicule, mock or make fun of something funny that you capture on cam. There are plenty of people walking around with “What are those?” worthy moments and now you can capture it and share it with the world. All images include a fully functionable “Roast Hand” that you can point to the area of ridicule.
The cam allows you to add text and audio to your images.
Share your creation on social media.
You can get a t-shirt of your favorite “Roast” moment.

Roast Hand Game-
Roast (Tap) dirty sneakers and avoid clean sneakers. Simple game play but super addicting. Score high points and tapping the bonus shoes to get 3 stars and enter the bonus round where points are higher. Get special shoes like Freeze and Fire that temporarily change the pace of the game but increase your score. Tap the real ugly “What are those?:” shoes to earn 5pts every time.
Earn $5 Bruh Bucks for every 100 points achieved.
Earn additional Bruh Bucks by completing special task.
The more Bruh Bucks you have, you will be able to unlock new shoes in your closet.
The more shoes you have, the flyer you are!

There are special “Roast Hands” available that changes your backgrounds, score higher points and play longer.

The Roast Hand Game includes popular soundbites “Boy if you don’t get?” and “What are those?”

More updates coming soon. Fixing "Black Screen" error in ipads and iphone 5s

22 Dec 2015

Version 3.1

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

- Game Centre is supported now
- Minor bugs fixed
- App performance improved

The developer, Bruh Inc, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.