In Sorority Life you can steal other players’ boyfriends, driving the score and value of the digital Cys and Serges higher in the process. “Select a Sweetheart, pamper him every day, make sure he doesn’t get stolen and protect him from your jealous housemates.” That’s right. “Ready to date your dream guy?” the game asks. Who cares that Cy costs $30,000? If I’m going to live Sorority Life, I definitely need to rock the highest scoring boyfriend. Then there was the real hunk, Cy the Guy Across the Hall, with a whopping Charm 5 and Popularity 5. There was Fletcher the Frat Boy, in his cute pink polo shirt (collar turned up, naturally), also for $600, with a Charm score of 2 and a Popularity score of 1. There was Serge the Foreign Exchange Student, black leather jacket and all, available for $600 with a Charm score of 1 and a Popularity score of 2.
So there I was a few days later, trying to decide which boyfriend to buy. Play the game all the girls are talking about!” As the online teaser says: “Sorority Life has the hottest fashions and coolest cliques. So when I heard a few weeks ago that the Walt Disney Company had agreed to acquire Playdom, maker of the popular Facebook game Sorority Life, in a deal worth up to $763.2 million, I had to check it out.
Be honest: is there a straight man in America who hasn’t wondered, perhaps even fantasized, about what really goes on in college sororities?Īs a thirtysomething bachelor, I have no problem admitting that I certainly have.
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