Events

During the course of a session of *Party Hard,* it's possible to activate certain special events which may or may not have an impact on gameplay. Some of these events can be triggered by the player using a phone, but most of these events can also be triggered by *Twitch* Integration.

## All Levels

These events can be activated on most levels – the exception being the Party Truck level, where **no** events are allowed.

### Bear

(*Twitch* vote: **#bear**)

A brown bear wearing sunglasses and a tie joins the party, randomly wandering around, dancing, and occasionally **attacking** party-goers – including the player! Its dancing will also startle party-goers. The bear does **not** increase the total number of party-goers, but can be killed.

### Bear Killer

(*Twitch* vote: **#bearkiller**)

A black bear wearing sunglasses and a tie joins the party, randomly wandering around, dancing, and occasionally **attacking** party-goers. Its dancing will also startle party-goers. Unlike the other bear, this one will never intentionally harm the player, hence the name, "bear killer." The bear killer does **not** increase the total number of party-goers, but can be killed.

### Bikers

(*Twitch* vote: **#bikers**)

A handful of rowdy bikers arrive at the party. They may attack party-goers or the player. They also increase the total number of party-goers.

### Body Builder

(*Twitch* vote: **#bodybuilder**)

A handful of scantily-clad muscle-men arrive at the party. Aside from increasing the number of party-goers, they have no effect on the party.

### Bouncer

(*Twitch* vote: **#bouncer**)

A tough-looking bouncer arrives at the scene. Just like pre-generated bouncers, they will randomly guard a small area and violently attack the player, should they get too close. They also increase the total number of party-goers.

### Butcher

(*Twitch* vote: **#butcher**)

A maniac in a hockey mask shows up and starts mowing down random party-goers with a chainsaw – including the player! They also increase the total number of party-goers.

### Carnival

(*Twitch* vote: **#carnival**)

A mixed bag of people arrive, ranging from clowns, to skeletons, to Mario or Hulk Hogan. Aside from increasing the number of party-goers, they have no effect on the party.

### Girls

(*Twitch* vote: **#girls**)

A random assortment of girls arrive, ready to party. Aside from increasing the number of party-goers, they have no effect on the party.

### Go-go Girls

(*Twitch* vote: **#gogogirls**)

A few girls in costumes show up and encourage people to start dancing. Aside from that, they also increase the number of party-goers.

### Mad Killer

(*Twitch* vote: **#madkiller**)

A normal-looking person in a suit arrives. At first, they seem like just another party-goer. However, if they sees the player, they will immediately give chase with intent to **kill!** The player can kill them, if they're fast enough. They also increase the number of party-goers.

### Merchant

(*Twitch* vote: **#merchant**)

A shady-looking man in a trenchcoat arrives, ready to sell the player one of a random selection of items. The merchant does **not** increase the total number of party-goers, but can be killed.

### Pest Control

(*Twitch* vote: **#pestcontrol**)

A trio of folks wearing hasmat suits arrives and begin to spray random areas of the party with bug spray. The "bug spray" will immediately poison any party-goer that comes into contact with it, eventually leading to their demise. The pest control units do **not** increase the total number of party-goers.

### Pizza Delivery

(*Twitch* vote: **#pizza**)

Summons a pizza delivery person who will place a pizza on the ground for the player. They also increase the number of party-goers.

### Racer

(*Twitch* vote: **#racer**)

A person in a speedsuit and bike helmet arrives. Once at the party, they randomly attack one person – which **may be** the player – before joining the party. They also increase the number of party-goers.

### S.W.A.T. Team

(*Twitch* vote: **#swat**)

Up to three men in tactical combat gear arrive and begin to knock random party-goers unconscious for several minutes before leaving. They are always called in if the player uses a bomb. They can also arrest the player, immediately ending the game. They do **not** increase the number of party-goers.

### Special Agent

(*Twitch* vote: **#specialagent**)

A sharp-dressed agent of law arrives. If they spot they player, they immediately give chase with the intent to arrest! They do **not** increase the number of party-goers, but can be killed.

## Level-Specific

These events can only be activated on certain levels.

### Aliens

(*Twitch* vote: **#aliens**)

A couple of aliens arrive and join the party. After a while, they leave, taking one random party-goer with them. Another short while later, the party-goer they abducted returns, safe-and-sound. The aliens also increase the number of party-goers, though only temporarily.

### Conga Line

(*Twitch* vote: **#congaline**)

Random party-goers form a line behind another party-goer, following them in a chain of people for several minutes. The player can also be at the one leading the conga line, under certain circumstances.

### Hot Floor

(*Twitch* vote: **#hotfloor**)

The dance floor violently shorts out, killing everyone standing atop it. This can happen repeatedly, if voted on by *Twitch* chat.

### Sharkonado

(*Twitch* vote: **#sharkonado**)

After a slight delay, a tornado/waterspout will whirl through the background of the level, raining down live sharks onto the level. The randomly-placed sharks act as armed proximity traps, eating any nearby party-goers. After about 30 seconds of activity, the sharks suffocate and become inactive.

## Trivia

* The "Aliens" event likely refers to recurring reports of people being abducted and "modified" by "little grey men from outer space."
* The "Sharkonado" event is a reference to the Syfy original movie series, *Sharknado,* in which freak tornadoes scoop up and litter live sharks on unsuspecting citizens.