The Audio Game blends Apples To Apples with short-form video

If you’ve ever wanted to deploy a reaction meme in real life, The Audio Game might pique your interest. The new party game, which comes from Wilder and Doing Things Media, lets players use sounds from popular short-form videos as answers to humorous questions.

The Audio Game uses a similar format to long-time favorites like Apples To Apples and Cards Against Humanity. Like in those games, players are asked to respond to group prompts with the funniest answer possible. As its name implies, The Audio Game adds a twist by letting players listen to the answers — which are all soundbites from notable TikTok and Vine clips. Each response card comes with a QR code, which can be scanned in the Audio Game app to play the corresponding sound.

360 audio reply cards are included in each box. Doing Things, which went viral last year after introducing the world to a corn-loving child, supplied the game with some notable viral sensations, including the Corn Kid and David After Dentist.

Doing Things has looked beyond its social media base by plotting moves into TV and Web3. For its foray into the world of party games, it teamed up with Wilder, which creates titles inspired by digital franchises. Wilder previously joined forces with Complex to develop Truth or Dab, a game based on the hit interview series Hot Ones.

“With the introduction of audio we are bringing a whole new dimension of humor to party games. The team at Wilder worked their butts off to get this project off the ground and it’s gonna make waves,” said Wilder CEO and Co-Founder Casey Karls in a statement. “We’re constantly innovating gameplay with immersive and interactive elements that challenge the impossible and what better way than with talking cards.”

The Audio Game is available at Target. It retails for $29.99.