getDare Truth or Dare - ^^^ the enf game ^^^

WHY?
Had too much Corona dullness? Play the ENF game!

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WHO?
The perfect dare game for spicing up a small party/a
relationship/or just daring between good friends!
Kids can also play, but with much kinder dare lists!

FEMALE, MALE, OR BOTH?
You can play this game with both girls and boys or
only boys as well as only girls, but since ENF means
"Embarrassed Naked Female", the short video clips are
easier to copy by female players. In addition to the
standard "Solo" list, you could also play with the
"Double" dare video clips list, letting males only do
the "helper" roles. Or try to substitute female details
for the ENF roles when necessary.

SETUP
This is a game for 2 up to 8 players and playing cards.
One round results one player getting a card indicating an
ENF video clip that includes a main role that the player
getting that last card must imitate as similarly as
possible. There are two versions of video lists, one for
"Solo" dares, and the other for "Double" dare video clips,
clips where there is a main "embarrassed female" role
and a "helper" role, the "helper" player interacting in
some way with the "embarrassed female" player. All players
except the "embarrassed female" player pick a card, and
the player that picks the highest card plays the "helper"
role (if you have decided to include the "Double" dare
list that is).

CARDS AND DARE VIDEO CLIP LISTS
Use the 52 cards in a standard playing card deck and the list
you like to play with ("Solo" or "Double" ENF dare); you can
also use two different decks, for example a blue and a red,
blue for "Solo" and red for "Double". The higher the card
value, the higher the level of difficulty: Ace is lowest,
after that 2, 3, 4... with the Kings highest, or hardest, so
you can discard cards to end up with the best result!

NUMBER OF ROUNDS
Decide how many rounds you like to play, this will equal
the number of dares that are in play, also decide if you
want to use "Solo" or "Double" card video lists, or both:
"Solo" = one player, "Double" = one player (usually female)
+ an extra randomly picked "helper" player for each dare,
(male or female, gender doesn't matter). Add 20 minutes for
each round when calculating the total game time.

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GAMEPLAY
Sit in a circle and let each player draw a card to
decide the starting player. Every player then removes one
or two cards from the heap (picked anywhere from the card
heap by the player's choice) and throw all discarded cards
on the table or floor, then gives the heap of cards that
is now a bit smaller to the next player on the left-hand
side. When only one card is left, the player that gets
that "winning" card is the ENF dare player of that card,
and does the dare indicated by the color and value of it
and the right video list that corresponds to the card).
Then you play the next round using all the discarded cards
that are now lying on the table or floor included, except
the "winning" card from the previous round and any of the
previous played rounds.

DOING THE ENF DARES
Perform the ENF dares as similar to the video clips as you
can. Watch the clip of the current card just before you do
it, or play it while doing it if you play indoors, or
perform it as long as the clip lasted, let another player
time it. Do it in front of the other players indoors, or
outdoors with at least one witness, in private or public
just as the activities are in the clip, replace everything
important with similar things you have or buy them, and be
in an as similar place as you can within the game limits.
For example, if the clip is at the library and it is closed,
you can replace it with any at least as public places, and
even outdoor if you have to. If you fail completing the ENF
activity, then you have to draw 2 new replacement dares
randomly from the cards that are left, and do them instead
of it, but not before you gave it a try. A "helper" can't
fail, but is assumed to help the ENF in an optimal way.

OTHER PEOPLE
If there are other people in the clip (other than the main
and the "helper" role), just ignore those people and play
your roles without thinking of the audience roles, it is
not necessary to get more people than the 1 or 2 necessary
ones to be there. Obviously don't do the dare in public
when too many uninvited people are around.

PHOTOS OR VIDEOS
Cameras are optional, and if you're using them you may use
masks to protect your identities, since pics and clips are
easily shared out of control, the way internet works...

WINNER
The game rules don't include a single "winner", but you
may agree to include such a rule before start. You
can for example decide that the player with most dares
or least dares done is the winner, and the other players
closest to that number is loser #1, loser #2 and so on.
You could also decide to give a nice prize to that
winner from all the other players if you think that this
improves the game, or also letting the loser's clothes
be hidden in public places not too far away, where the
biggest loser (= loser number is biggest) gets only socks,
the next biggest loser both socks and shoes, the third
biggest loser socks, shoes and T-shirt, and so on, and
they have to search for the rest of their clothes guided by
clues: pictures of the hiding places sent to their phones!

HAPPY GAMING!! :D

(The lists are available from me and the thread players that
have received them by request. Alternatively you can make
your own lists for solo and double play, or use existing dare
lists. You should replace broken video links before playing or,
when playing, substitute for the closest working link with
a higher value in the list than the broken one.
Available lists (52 dare links in each, for all 52 cards):
>> SOLO ENF DARE VIDEO LIST <<
>> DOUBLE ENF DARE VIDEO LIST <<
>> SOLO ENF DARE PIC LIST <<
>> SOLO ENF TEXT DARE LIST <<
>> SOLO ENF DARE POKER LIST <<
>> DOUBLE (MALE+FEMALE) DARE POKER LIST <<
Playing with pictures or text instead: hold pose/do activity
for 30 sec. or take a photo of yourself. The 2 "POKER" lists
are made out of real playing cards, plus the 2 jokers, but
the hardness level is random, because they can't be moved
due to the pictures of the cards. The other lists are all
hardness sorted, with the simplest starting at the Aces, then
the 2s, the 3s, the 4s, ... , Js, Qs, ending at the Kings.)

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