Guardian: Within weeks, the game's release was cancelled in the UK (it was never intended for release in the US, according to Ubisoft). After all, this was shortly after Fox News had accused Bulletstorm of inciting rape with sexually suggestive kill names – it's no surprise if a publisher would rather not be the next target for outrage. Does that and the fiasco of We Dare mean that games should keep their hands clean of the sex stuff from now on? No – and with Rockstar's grown-up crime drama L.A. Noire and Mass Effect 3 on their way, there's no likelihood of games putting on a promise ring anytime soon. But hopefully it'll be a long, long time before anyone tries to foist another tarted up box of Just Dance knock-offs and weak Buzz!-alike quizzes on to easily aroused console owners.
This award will go to the 2011 game that, more than any other, failed to live up to the hype.
Bajo from Good Game and Andrew from The Chaser's War on Everything take a hilarious look at the not-so-sexy game, We Dare.
GamePron: …and the Australian Classification Review Board has been extra busy, announcing that We Dare will keep its controversial PG rating, as the in-game content and overall impact “does not exceed mild”.
just saw it in some store
it was the PS3 version (move needed)
and it was cheap as hell
so yah i dont know what ubisoft is trying to do here
The most ill-advised game ever was Minesweeper.
Goddamn little thing still pisses me off.
I am getting this for my little sisters birthday soon as she will be 12, then my family and I are going to play it.