No Humanity - The Hardest Game

Once upon a time, there is a spaceship, it got caught up in a galactic doodle war between Brian and Shan, where lasers are beaming, bullets are firing, little boys’ hairs are rapidly growing and monsters' eyes are popping.

To be warned, this is not a game for everyone, we made this game extremely hard and unpredictable to just make our fans very happy.

Therefore this game contains:

- Mild frustration and unfair gameplay
- Ugly doodle on space-themed apocalypse
- poorly made bullet hell without shoot'em up
- up to 8 players online multiplayer: only not lag if you play with friends
- a lot of fish
- poor taste humour
- amateur graphic and limited budget music
- rewarded video ads
- definitely once a time life experience
- decent amount of Chinese
- no wifi kinda works
- claw machine

This game probably deserves no attention, but somehow we went viral from TikTok. Thank you our dear fans, because you shared this game with your friends and watched them struggle, this game survived, and the team gets to go crazy with their ideas.

Many love, Brian from the discord community.

Objective:

No Humanity - The Hardest Game is a fast-paced, competitive party game where players aim to get rid of all their cards by answering morally ambiguous questions with the most outrageous and offensive responses.

Gameplay:

The game begins with each player dealt a hand of cards, each containing a question or statement. Players take turns reading out a card, and the other players must respond with the most offensive answer they can think of. The player who gives the most offensive answer wins the round and collects all the cards played. The game continues until one player has collected all the cards.

Winning:

The player who collects all the cards first wins the game.

Gameplay Mechanics:

* Offensive Meter: Each card has an "Offensive Meter" that measures the level of offensiveness of the answer. The higher the Offensive Meter, the more points the player wins.

* Categories: The cards are divided into different categories, such as "Racism," "Sexism," and "Pedophilia." Players must answer within the context of the category.

* Judges: Players can challenge the offensiveness of an answer by calling for a judge. The judge will then decide whether the answer is offensive enough to win the round.

* Power-Ups: Players can use power-ups to enhance their answers or disrupt their opponents.

Controversy:

No Humanity - The Hardest Game has been met with controversy due to its offensive nature. Some critics have argued that the game promotes hate speech and encourages players to make light of serious issues. However, the game's creators have defended it as a way to explore the boundaries of humor and free speech.

Variations:

There are several variations of No Humanity - The Hardest Game, including:

* Cards Against Humanity: The original version of the game.

* Cards Against Humanity: Family Edition: A more family-friendly version of the game.

* No Humanity - The NSFW Edition: A more explicit version of the game.