Antics: Party Games & Dares app analytics for October 24

Pass the phone. Start scandals. Antics is a stack of party games that all live on one phone. You pass it round, it tells someone to do something, and the evening takes care of itself. House parties, flat warmings, games nights, the hour before you go out and the hour you should have gone home. No sign-ups, no ads, nothing to explain to anyone. Open it and play. Never the same night twice. Zero prep. THE GAMES ANTICS: the flagship. One endless feed of challenges, call-outs, votes and new rules that stay in force until the app says otherwise. Rules stick around and count down while you play. Cards get aimed at people by name. IMPOSTER: everyone is given the same secret, a place or a word, except one of you. Describe it without describing it, then vote. Free, forever. THE FOUR KINGS: 52 cards, and each one tells you what happens. Every rule is built in and there is nothing to set up. Free, forever. NEVER HAVE I EVER: confessions, and everyone finds out something new. TRUTH OR DARE: names in the prompts, so there is nowhere quiet to sit, and a forfeit waiting for anyone who chickens out. MOST LIKELY TO: point at your mate. Everyone else already is. WOULD YOU RATHER: two terrible options, and the minority takes the forfeit. WHAT ARE THE ODDS: set the odds, count down, both shout a number. Match, and the room will hold you to it. FORFEITS, NOT FILLER Lose a round and there is a forfeit waiting. Jumping jacks. An accent you have to keep for two rounds. A heartfelt song to a cushion. All hand written, and the app works through the whole lot before it starts repeating itself. Blame the app. MADE FOR THE GROUP - One phone runs the whole party. Nobody else needs to download anything. - Add player names and Antics and Truth or Dare start calling people out personally. Leave the names blank and every game still plays. - A card too good to keep goes straight to the group chat. - Thousands of prompts, written for a British sense of humour, not scraped off some list. - Skip anything, no explanation needed. That is a house rule, not a setting. NO ADS. NO ACCOUNTS. NO NONSENSE. There is nothing to sign up for, no email, no password, and no ads interrupting your round. No tracking you across other apps or other sites. The usage figures we keep are tied to random IDs made for your install, never to your name, and tell us which cards land. WHAT IS FREE, AND WHAT IS NOT Imposter and The Four Kings are free, forever. Every other game gives you a free run of cards first, so you can see what you are dealing with. Premium opens the full decks and includes whatever we write next. - Party Pass: monthly, cancel any time. - Antics Forever: one payment, no subscription. One person buying it usually does the whole group, since it is their phone doing the work. Prices are shown in the app. Party Pass is an auto-renewing subscription in two forms: weekly, with a one week free trial for new subscribers, or monthly. Antics Forever is a one-off unlock, not a subscription. Payment is charged to your Apple Account on confirmation of purchase, and a subscription renews unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the current period ends. Manage or cancel it in Account Settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/