Tinder has announce the return of its first-person series Swipe Night. The second season of Swipe Night, which is called Swipe Night : Killer Weekend, will go live on 7th November 2021 and will run for three weeks in 25 global markets which includes India.
It will bring a new storyline where Tinder members will be able to join a group of friends on a birthday weekend getaway where they even become a suspect to a murder mystery on the basis of the choices they make.
Tinder will offer its iconic Swipe feature to let members get deeper into the story.
Each episode in the second season of Tinder’s Swipe Night will require members to make over 10 different choices, and each of these decisions will take them down a different path.
Tinder has choose Sasie Sealy for directing the new season.
Sasie Sealy is known for dark comedy heist movie Lucky Grandma.
The second season of Swipe Night features a young cast that includes Ashley Ganger (Grand Army), Calvin Seabrooks (Dollface, Westworld), Luke Slattery (New Amsterdam, Late Night), Francesca Olivia Xuereb (Room 203, The Sex Lives of College Girls), Nozipho Mclean (The Inheritance, Are You Happy Now), Ivan Carlo (Gossip Girl), and Emile Ravenet.
Tinder is targeting the second season of its Swipe Night series at Gen Z.
It is design to give young users a new way to find their matches on the platform, without going through the profiles of different members.
Kyle Miller, VP of Product at Tinder, Said :
“The evolution of Swipe Night, and experiences more broadly on Tinder, allow members to have a fun, low pressure way to break the ice,”
“We decided on the mystery genre, because it’s a conversation catalyst and a unique opportunity for members to get to know their match by working together to solve the crime.”
Tinder claims that the first Swipe Night was experienced by 20 million members on its platform who saw a 26% increase in their matches.
Tinder members will be able to access Swipe Night: Killer Weekend through the newly launch Explore tab on a weekly basis starting from coming Sunday from 6pm through midnight.
Participants will also get Fast Chat access to talk with people who chose a different suspect in the episode at the end of this week.
Swipe Night will be available in English.
Tinder has added subtitle translations and local language captions to provide a localised feel.
Tinder initially brought Swipe Night as its ‘apocalyptic’ reality show in the US in 2019 and to India and other markets in September last year after getting delayed from the original March launch due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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