Carlsberg aims to unbottle the reserved Swedes with app-game-quest: Unbottle yourself

Carlsberg aims to unbottle the reserved Swedes with app-game-quest: Unbottle yourself

Åkestam Holst got together with B-reel and Monterosa to create an app-quest (available both for android and iphone) that aims to "unbottle" the famously reserved Swedes. See, Swedes don't speak to strangers, Swedes have as many facial expressions as a knee, they never do anything spontaneous, never get exited or passionate about anything and are always tall, blond and icy. Yes, I'm a mutant, but hush or they'll take my passport.
Beer has however had the ability to allow Swedes to let their hair down, dance a little, laugh a little, make new friends and talk to strangers. Carlsberg's goal is to have Swedes open up like this when they're not drinking beer. Enter the quest, explained at unbottleyourself, and available to download from iTunes store and Android store. The Swede who completes the quest gets a free party weekend - in Hong Kong. You can't fake your way through the quest, a Social Task Force will be keeping an eye on your images, videos and GPS co-ordinates to see that you're actually doing stuff. Like hugging a tree or making a slalom-course between waterbottles in the supermarket. If this game becomes popular, I predict app-less Swedes wondering what the hell has gotten into people. Blame Spring Fever!

Carlsberg aims to unbottle the reserved Swedes with app-game-quest: Unbottle yourself
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