We Dare

We Dare is marketed as a "sexy, quirky, party game" that utilizes both consoles' wand-based motion controllers (the Wii Remote or the PlayStation Move controller) to engage in sensually prankish activities such as kissing, striptease and spanking. However, reviewers have observed that the game is in fact a relatively tame party game compilation with only very mild sexual connotations.^{[citation needed]}

The Pan European Game Information (PEGI) and Australian Classification Board (ACB) have drawn criticism^[2][3] by implying that the game is suitable for children (despite being marketed to adults): As the boards can only classify the game content, not what the players may be doing, PEGI rated the game a 12, while the ACB gave it an even more lenient PG rating. Months later, the PG rating given in Australia was reviewed, but retained.^[4] We Dare's YouTube trailer has since been blocked from viewing by Ubisoft,^[5] and plans for a North American localization were cancelled.^[6] Ubisoft also initially decided against releasing the game in the United Kingdom, citing "[negative] public reaction",^[7] but ultimately went back on this decision.^{[original research?]} We Dare was released in Europe on March 14, 2011,^[8] and in Australia on April 14, 2011.^[1]

Eurogamer reviewed the game 3/10 citing it as a "poor quality collection of low-rent mini-games, most of which are badly executed rip-offs of ancient ideas".^[9]