"Hold My Beer" captures those infamous last words before attempting outrageous stunts as a reckless fool in this violent indie sports game. Players tackle idiotic dares in virtual reality, picking difficulty levels tied to beer consumption. Success earns more drinks and ramps up the challenge, with scores blending points, time, and booze intake.
The three dares include crossing a hectic street on a walking frame amid randomized traffic, shooting a beer can off a volunteer's head with a loaded pistol despite blurry vision, and executing a massive skateboard jump down a steep ramp while balancing and steering. This casual action title suits fans of absurd, high-risk challenges who relish punishing failures and improbable triumphs on PC.
"Hold my Beer!" those famous last words before someone does something incredibly stupid.
This is a ridiculous game where you play the role of an idiot, doing idiotic dares and stunts.
I don't recommend trying this at home, but since we'll be doing it in virtual reality, go right ahead!
You choose the difficulty based on how much of your beer you drink. If you somehow manage to succeed in your task, you get to drink more, and try an even more daring version of the stunt. Your final score for any dare is a combination of points, time, and how much you drink.
There are three unique dares in total.
"Idiot Crossing" is a dare where you must cross a busy street using a walking frame. Drink your beer, hand it off, grab the walking frame, and use it to cross the street! Traffic is randomised, and it will not stop for you!
"Easy as Apples" is a dare where you must load a pistol, and shoot a beer can off the head of a foolish volunteer. Drink your beer, hand it off, load the gun in front of you, and shoot the can! never mind that blurry vision, you've got this!
"Flying Fool" is a dare where you must perform a massive stunt jump on a skateboard. Drink your beer, hand it off, get on the skateboard, keep your balance and steer yourself safely down a terrifying ramp, and, land safely. What could go wrong?
