Rifftrax the Game - May 5th

[laukarleung]

https://store.steampowered.com/app/17078..._The_Game/

"RiffTrax: The Game is a multiplayer party game where players compete to make bad movies funny. Do you have what it takes to be the next movie riffing genius? Grab your friends and make fun of some of the worst cinematic abominations ever created.
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Over 250 movie clips from RiffTrax classics such as “Rollergator”, “Attack Of The Supermonsters”, and “Plan 9 From Outer Space”!"

It's being made by the What the Dub?! people. If it has the same structure, then users can make custom clips to include in the game. Hopefully that will be possible and packs of fan made clips will float around.

Here's a tool that helps you make clips for What the Dub?!: https://deusprogrammer.com/util/wtd/
And details on it's use by the author: https://steamcommunity.com/app/1495860/d...885677860/
Basically the game uses a subtitle file to create a script that can be viewed by players during the game and to tell the game where to mute the video and place user submitted riffs. The game is a lot of fun and I was hoping for something like this to happen. A MST3k themed game would be great too.

[JusSonic]

Cool that this is happening.

Also, check out my Kickstarter topic for the rewards for this!

[Meat Trademark]

This *might* be the rare game that could be fun to watch as a non-participant.

[BadFilms]

This *might* be the rare game that could be fun to watch as a non-participant.

Seems like it's just a reskinned, slightly rejiggered version of What The Dub?!, the developers' earlier game, where you write your own dialogue for a missing line from public domain clips and then people vote on it. Which itself is just another version of Use Your Words, which was inspired by some of the already-popular games from Jackbox. Hopefully it doesn't get lost in an already-saturated market.

[laukarleung]

This *might* be the rare game that could be fun to watch as a non-participant.

Seems like it's just a reskinned, slightly rejiggered version of What The Dub?!, the developers' earlier game, where you write your own dialogue for a missing line from public domain clips and then people vote on it. Which itself is just another version of Use Your Words, which was inspired by some of the already-popular games from Jackbox. Hopefully it doesn't get lost in an already-saturated market.

You are right, but my family has a lot of fun with What The Dub and are looking forward to this Rifftrax version.