Nickelodeon’s game show, Double Dare, is now a game on Facebook Messenger featuring questions and physical challenge mini-games just like in the original game show.
If you were a fan of Double Dare, Nickelodeon’s classic game show which ran on the network from 1986 to 1993, you’ll be happy to know that you can now be a player. Nickelodeon has launched the game on Facebook Messenger, and players can answer questions on a range of topics, and challenge their Messenger friends (or strangers) to answer the same ones and earn points.
Just like in the original, players will also be able to play “Physical Challenge” mini-games that are based on the same challenges on the game show. The game will also feature an in-game leaderboard where players can compare their scores after competing.
To play, simply go to Facebook Messenger and tap “Games.” Type in “Double Dare” and open the game. This will start a thread with a friend. While only two players can play at a time, they can have many active games in their Messenger profile.
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