- September 29, 2020
- That's Not A Game LLC
Wild Honesty: A party game for deeper conversations
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About
"Wild Honesty" is a party game that facilitates deeper conversations among 2-5 players, covering a wide range of topics to help players share their opinions, thoughts, and feelings. The game features over 1,000 questions and includes a lighthearted sound guessing game to keep the mood balanced. Players can customize the experience to suit their comfort level and time availability, with the ultimate goal of fostering connection and combating loneliness.





- The game serves as a great conversation starter, helping players open up and learn more about each other in a fun and engaging way.
- It is easy to set up and works well on various platforms, including Steam Deck, making it accessible for different users.
- The developers are responsive to feedback and have shown commitment to improving the game, which enhances the overall experience.
- The question variety is limited, leading to repetitive gameplay and a lack of engaging prompts, which can diminish the experience over time.
- The sound guessing mini-game is often seen as boring and unnecessary, detracting from the main focus of deep conversation.
- Technical issues, such as players being dropped from games and difficulties with room codes, can lead to frustration and hinder the overall enjoyment.
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4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game is praised for its wholesome nature and ability to foster deeper connections among players through thoughtfully organized conversation prompts that balance heavy and lighthearted topics. It is recognized as an admirable effort to promote emotional intelligence and strengthen relationships.
“Honestly, one of the most wholesome games I have ever played.”
“It seems like a lot of thought went into the emotional journey of the players - the questions are organized in a way so that the conversation naturally weaves between heavy and lighthearted topics.”
“Overall, this game is an admirable attempt at promoting emotional intelligence and relationships.”