The guy game unsensored

Are you male between the ages of 18 and 24? Is Howard Stern your idol? If you answered yes to any of these questions, The Guy Game may be just what you are looking for. Tapping in to college age males and adolescent immature love of boobs, publisher Gathering and developer Top Heavy Studios are hope to score big combining drinking, trivia and naked women with videogames.

Does it work? It all depends on your answer to the three questions. First off, going in to this review, I had no idea what type of game The Guy Game was. We have seen adventure games like Leisure Suit Larry and biking games like BMX XXX that take the sex angle but The Guy Game opts for a more traditional trivia game wrapped around actual video shot on location at spring break.

The core of the game is comprised of text screen trivia giving the user the opportunity to answer as quickly as possible coupled with high quality video of 'spring break hotties'?

The quicker you answer the trivia question, the more money you win. The object is to walk away with the most cash at the end of the game.

Oh yeah, did I mention if the girl gets the question incorrect, she has to flash her boobs to the crowd? In addition to the above trivia contest, the player gains bonus points by guessing if the girl or girls answered the same trivia question correctly.

If you guess correctly, you earn bonus points. These bonus points fill the 'flash-o-meter'?. What is the flash meter you ask? Well, as I mentioned above, if a girl answers a question incorrectly, she is required by law to flash the crowd. What I did not mention was that until you fill your 'flash-o-meter'?

Obviously there is no better motivation to do well at anything in life than the opportunity to see boobs.

To top it off, if you manage to fill the meter, you unlock the hottie challenge, which is a collection of various competitions where the girls battle it out jump roping, hula hooping, sack racing and other assorted challenges all topless.

This is where the game falters a bit. While I think it was a good idea to make you work a bit before you get the full peep show, the way you unlock the unobscured view ends up more blind luck than skill. In the "TitWitz" portions of the game, the player is told that they were wrong, and asked to guess what wrong answer they gave.

The more times the player is able to correctly predict the outcome, the higher the "Flash-O-Meter" rises, and the more exposed the breasts become.

At first, the breasts are obscured by a Guy Game logo "Soft and Squishy" level , then just digitally blurred "Sorta Chubby" level , and finally fully uncensored "Super Stiff" level, maxed-out meter. Once the player reaches the uncensored level, the episode can be played again with no visual censorship. Also included are the "Ballz" minigames which can give players extra points during an episode.

Before the game, each player chooses a female avatar called cheerleaders to represent them. Based on how often the player correctly guesses the outcome of each hottie's response, the more clothes the cheerleader removes. At the end of the episode, a short video montage is shown of the cheerleader belonging to the player who reached the rank of President. Many other rules can be enabled, most inspired by drinking games. Four months after the game's release a lawsuit was brought against Topheavy Studios, Gathering of Developers, Sony , and Microsoft.

A temporary injuction was granted, prohibiting the further production of copies of the game that contained the girl's image, voice, and name. Xbox Wiki. Following sales ban, hormone-heavy game ditches interactivity and skips to uncensored titillating DVD.

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