Comedy Night: Having a Terrible Good Time

I have one to describe Comedy Night, stupid. Unfortunately, that’s also why I like the game, because it’s stupid. Comedy Night is very simple, you create a character, join a lobby hosted by players with really silly names, and join the room in hopes of hearing some really offensive or bad jokes. Though, here’s the best part: the bad jokes you’re hearing? That’s another player saying that. The audience? They’re also players. The game is created on its base core of player interaction and it’s highly addicting for the most part.

There will be moments where you will be hearing the most racist or offensive thing ever muttered through a microphone, and the next you’ll be hearing an exceptionally hilarious story about a man who got in trouble in middle-school because he flushed his dirty underwear down the toilet. It’s all there and it’s raw. The best part about this game is that it first started off as an Xbox Live arcade game that used the Xbox 360 avatars for players to tell jokes through. It’s also just as bad as you think of course.

What does someone do with a game like this? You can’t just casually play Comedy Night. Sometimes you’ll be on stage too and you’ll say something that someone will laugh about and that is exciting to me.

You’ll probably hear more stories from me about the game in the future.