LADbible partners with The Fantastic Factory to launch its first ever party game, First Impressions

Posted on 1st April 2022 By Billy Langsworthy

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LADbible has launched its first ever party game, First Impressions, thanks to a collaboration with game invention studio, The Fantastic Factory.

Inspired by LADbible’s popular YouTube series, the First Impressions card game sees players players battle it out to recreate their best and worst impressions of famous faces.

The game features 100 scenarios and 100 characters with mash-ups like ‘James Bond’ and ‘reading a bedtime story to a child.’

LADbible has also developed an on-demand QR code feature to allow consumers to submit videos of their own best ’First Impression’ to be in with the chance to feature on LADbible’s channels.

The game is available at https://ladstore.com/products/first-impressions.

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