INVIA

If you think games like "Truth or Dare" or "Bad People" are too embarrassing for you, then you can close this page; we won't blame you. If, on the other hand, you think you're brave enough, Hit Send might be just the thing for you.

HOW TO PLAY
The current player draws a Number Card and a Letter Card, then searches for the corresponding contact in their contact list (you can look through your contacts on WhatsApp, Facebook, or Instagram).

The other players must suggest a message, and the DM Boss, who is the player to the right of the unfortunate soul, will choose which one is to be sent. If the active player has the courage to press "Send," they earn 1 point; if they refuse, the point is awarded to the player who proposed the message chosen by the DM Boss.

The Chaos Contact, Horror Vacui, Audio, and Image cards make this game even more diabolical. Read the manual to learn more.

HOW NOT TO PLAY
Do not play this game if you suffer from intestinal cramps every time you look at a fig and mozzarella carpaccio.
Do not play this game if you are a group of colleagues who work for a well-known Roman party game brand.
Do not play this game at 3:19 AM after a colossal hangover. Or perhaps that would be the perfect time to play it. Ignore the previous suggestion.
Do not play this game if you have ever come in third place in a competition for pies made by incompetent people.
Do not play this game if you are in that awkward phase where you recently went through a breakup and are depressed, and everything reminds you of your ex, and you think this might be a good opportunity to get back in touch, but in reality, it's just a terrible decision and you are about to get a restraining order and the captain's armband of losers.