Who Dis? - Party Text Feud‪!‬ 17+

Name: Who Dis? - Party Text Feud!
Rating: 4.3 (329 reviews)
Author: Randy Huls

1 phone to rule the party‪!‬

Randy Huls

Designed for iPad

- 4.3 • 329 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Game night with your friends? Party at the office? 'Who Dis?' is bound to crack you up for many parties to come!

'Who Dis?' is the funniest party game in town!

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HOW TO PLAY
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1. The judge receives a text and shares it with the group
2. The phone is then passed around, with everyone choosing a funny reply
3. The judge picks the funniest reply - that person will get a point!
4. Cry of laughter until the round ends; the person with the most points wins!
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FEATURES
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• FREE to play, no ads, no pay wall!
• More than 700 messages and replies total!
• 180+ messages and replies PER category (and new ones added frequently!)
• Play with up to 8 people at a time
• Only 1 phone needed for the group to play
• No learning required!
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We hope you enjoy our super fun party game! Do leave a review if you can :D!

Dec 28, 2019

Version 1.0.4

• Fixed bug that prevented caching of remote data
• Added support for forced app updates
• Small misc bug fixes

4.3 out of 5

329 Ratings

It Like it, but...

Do you think it’s possible to have an online function where u can play with strangers for the single player function? I don’t have anyone to play with sometimes, and thought being able to play with people who have no one to play with as well could be pretty cool.

Great but…

It’s an amazing game that me and my friends play all the time but it won’t let me purchase anything, when I try it says “unable to purchase product _____”

Online mode for the quarantine?

This game is fun and all, like the concept is amazing! But since we’re in quarantine I have no friends I can play this with, so I suggest adding that feature so my friends and I can play this game while social distancing. But aside from that I will be playing this a lot

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