One slap. Many regrets.
Send citizens tumbling into each other. A perfectly placed palm can become a spectacular chain reaction.
The Daily Slap proudly presents
Good company.
Terrible manners.
A thoroughly improper party game.
Slap your friends. Start a chain reaction.
Make tomorrow’s front page.
Coming soon to PC / Steam page opening soon
A scandal in moving picturesSEE IT. Welcome to 1907. The hats are tall, the newspapers are fresh, and polite society is one good slap away from complete and utter chaos.
Gather your friends for a physics-fuelled party where one slap can set off a domino disaster. Dodge runaway hazards, dress outrageously, and give The Daily Slap something to write about.
Your misfortune. Our next big headline.
Send citizens tumbling into each other. A perfectly placed palm can become a spectacular chain reaction.
2–12 players, with bots to fill the empty seats. Even a party of one can cause a public disturbance.
Twelve character archetypes. Six hundred cosmetics. An alarming number of ways to make an entrance.
Different rules. Same open palm.
Pick your particular brand of nonsense.
Every citizen for themselvesOne tagger. Eleven victims. Zero dignity.
One Tagger starts the trouble. Every Survivor they slap joins the chase. Outlast the clock, or watch the whole town turn against you.
See the sights. Become a spectacle.
Even the scenery has it in for you.
Destination No. 01Conveyor belts, giant paper rolls, and a printing press that waits for absolutely no one.
Local attraction: The Big Press
Destination No. 02Rooftops, back alleys, and a trolley with a very relaxed attitude toward pedestrian safety.
Local attraction: The Runaway Trolley
Destination No. 03A grand ballroom, a temperamental elevator, and a four-tier cake with ambitions.
Local attraction: The Cake-Table Disaster
Destination No. 04Rotating platforms, mirror gags, and springs in entirely unreasonable places.
Local attraction: The Carousel Sweeper
Destination No. 05Deadlines, flying paperwork, and the Editor’s office. Please keep your hands off the typewriters.
Local attraction: The Filing Cabinet Blow-Out
Destination No. 06Secret doors, moving bookshelves, and a grand piano with some rather sharp opinions.
Local attraction: The Grand Piano SnapEvery picture tells a story.
Usually one you’d rather we didn’t print.
Attention, members of the press
Writing a story? Making a video? Here’s the evidence: official screenshots, the title card, and the facts behind the foolishness.
Download the press kit Download the official trailerA 3D slapstick party game set in a black-and-white 1900s newspaper world. Play across seven modes and six maps, send friends tumbling, and make the front page.
2–12 players can join the mayhem. Bots fill empty seats, and you can play solo with up to eleven bots. Protect the President needs at least four participants, including bots.
Slapped Silly is coming soon to PC on Steam. A release date hasn’t been announced. The Steam page is on its way; the links here point to its future home.
Slapped Silly is created by Mario Santorelli and Elisha Santorelli, and presented by The Daily Slap. Complaints about injured dignity may be addressed to the nearest mirror.
Bring your friends.
We’ll bring the front page.