The party classic, except the person across from you is a stranger instead of your friends. The university email check caught our eye: the bot seems aimed at students and gives you a shot at someone your age. Still, anonymous chats with strangers are always a gamble, so keep personal details to yourself.
There's no description, but the commands tell the story. You start matching, the bot finds a random person and you take turns choosing truth or dare. Bored? End the conversation and look for the next one.
The profile is minimal: a name and age you can edit. There's also a profile score, which by the sound of it rates how you play. The unusual bit is verifying a university email, something you rarely see in bots like this.
Money comes in through a premium subscription. What it adds, faster matching, filters or something else, isn't spelled out, so check the subscription section. There's a separate payment help command in case a charge looks wrong.
Our advice is simple. Don't share your address, surname or contacts, and if a dare feels off, just say no and move on to someone else. It's meant to be funny, not awkward.
Toque em uma estrela; dá para mudar o voto depois.