Party Party Anxiety!
A dating card game for anxious people. Use conversation cue cards up your sleeves to make connections. But beware—the more anxious you get, the scarier they become.
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A Toge Greenhouse Project
Party Party Anxiety! was created during Toge Greenhouse 2023, an internal game jam held by Toge Productions to create new, innovative, and experimental games.
Anxiety at the Party
Step into the shoes of a person battling social anxiety at a prom party. Meet people and play your cards correctly to respond to their conversation. Play the correct cards to establish relationships or play them wrong and everything will become scarier and haunt your social anxiety even more.
Play cards to strike conversation
Use conversation cue cards up your sleeves to make connections. Identify and follow your conversation partner's interests. Play card combos to better match the flow and gain the best compatibility rating!
Feel the horror of talking to people
But beware, you only have so much opportunity to strike the best conversation. Play your cards wrong and your partner might haunt your anxiety even more.
Maybe it's all in your head.
Manage and play your cards correctly, and if you can pull through, maybe it's all just in your head and people aren't that scary after all :)
