Ultimate Dengon Game : A 3D Telephone Game

Ultimate Dengon Game : A 3D Telephone Game

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Description

Ultimate Dengon Game is an online party game where you place objects instead of drawing. Build a scene from simple shapes, then an opponent changes just one thing to sabotage it. Your teammate must guess the original prompt. A tiny change can turn a serious creation into total nonsense.

Single-playerMulti-playerPvPOnline PvPCo-opOnline Co-op

Price

Free

Platforms

Windows

Developer

oremosouomou

Publisher

oremosouomou

CasualFree To PlayIndie3DCo-opColorfulComedyCraftingFamily FriendlyFunnyLocal MultiplayerMinimalistMultiplayer

About

Ultimate Dengon Game

An online party game where players express prompts by placing objects in a 3D space.

Rules

1. Look at the prompt and place objects.

2. The opposing player interferes with your creation a little.

3. Your teammate looks at the result and tries to guess the original prompt.

Create, interfere, guess.

That simple flow creates different works and unexpected accidents every round.

You can also play alone in a solo mode with AI.

Play online with friends, and the more seriously you try to create something, the more ridiculous the result might become.

Features

  • A telephone game in 3D space
  • Express prompts by placing objects
  • Play online with friends or other players
  • Simple rules: create, interfere, and guess
  • Solo creation mode for single-player practice
  • A party game where it is funny whether the prompt gets across or not

You do not need to draw.

Use objects such as human figures, shapes, and props to express prompts like “dog,” “sports day,” “cleaning,” or “birthday.”

However, your finished creation may not reach your teammate as it is.

The opposing player can move objects or change their size to slightly distort the meaning of your work.

Something you carefully made can suddenly look like something completely different.

You want your teammate to understand it, but the interference may turn it into nonsense.

Sometimes it still gets through somehow.

Other times, the answer is completely wrong.