Social Sabotage: An Awkward Party Game by BuzzFeed

I played this game with a group of friends during our “Friendsgiving” party and it was hilarious and entertaining! It was definitely an ice breaker to kick things into high-gear with friends we hadn't seen in a long time. I was terrified at first of making a fool of myself on social media, but the prompts were not too outlandish for the most part, and we were cracking up the entire time. I like that the rounds weren't too long, which makes it perfect to play during cocktail hour and then in between meals at a party. We had 6 people playing the game, but it would probably also be a blast with bigger sized groups. Definitely going to continue to bring this along to all my holiday parties this season! I received this product at a discounted price in return for my unbiased review.

This game was more fun than scary! All my friends were really nervous to play it at first because they were afraid of who they would have to send things to or what they would have to post on social media but it was actually a lot of fun. I liked that you get to choose what you get to say so the more people the better because then you have more options! So if its something like texting someone random, it won't be too scary because you can choose the one that isn't too out there. The only thing that I didn't really like, but maybe I didn't read the directions correctly, was there was an instance where someone had to post something on instagram and because no one had a card that was "take a picture" type card, they were all sayings, we weren't really sure what exactly she was supposed to post. But it isn't the worst thing, it was still really fun! We are definitely going to play at the next party!

This game completely broke me out of my shell. I would've never imagined sending and saying things to people and social platforms the way this game has made me. It actually has rekindled friendships for me with people I haven't spoken to in years. The game is becoming a necessity every time I am hanging out with my friends. The game makes awkwardness funny and allows for people to enjoy watching others come out of their shell. The game has been a huge hit with me and all of my friends and I am more than sure it will have huge success. This can revolutionize the party games platform in the way that Cards Against Humanity did. I can't wait for my next party just so I can break out this game and impress even more of my friends.

At first, I thought I was getting a different version of Apples to Apples or Card against humanity which I like to play. While they come from the same place, I was pleasantly surprised when it was completely its own game. The game is easy enough to pick up and anyone with a social media account can join in on the fun. I played with my wife and my brothers and we enjoyed ourselves while waiting for our food delivery. looking forward to playing in a large group over the thanksgiving holiday. I like that none of the posts that it makes you put up are too tongue in cheek and just lets you see what develops a few hours later when the rest of your social media friends see that funny stuff that goes up.

I'm a big fan of card games like apples to apples and cards against humanity so this game was right up my ally. I'm also an avid buzzfeed reader so i knew of this game prior to receiving it and was excited to try it out. Its best to play with bold people since it makes the game more interesting . The only downside is, i don't see his game being played a lot in my household. Since part of the fun are the responses that you get back from people you know or your followers, I can see them getting annoyed and no longer respond. Other than that, its a fun game and i would definitely recommend it! I received this product at a discounted price in return for my unbiased review

This is a fun party game but it's definitely not for everyone since it requires posting on social media or reaching out to friends and family. If you're looking for a fun game and willing to put yourself out there on social media, this is the game for you! I received this product at a discounted price in return for my unbiased review.

This game is SCARY, FUN, EXILERATING, HUMILIATING and so many other things. This game is NOT for the faint of heart or people worried about the social image! Just be warned, KNOW, what you are getting yourself in for before you agree to play. “SOCIAL SABOTAGE” is not just an expression, it's “THE GOAL OF THIS GAME”.

I can definitely see the appeal to this game, but as a married father of three, no one follows my social networks and it loses its appeal. Additionally, I'm not about to put myself at risk of sleeping on the couch by upsetting my wife with some of these posts. That being said, in a different stage of life this sounds like a blast. It is well made and can generate some fun at an otherwise dull party. Please note that I received this product at a discount price for my review.

My friends and I played this at a holiday gift exchange with a group of about 10. At first I was worried about playing this game - I'm not that active on social media, so if I needed to suddenly put a lot of silly posts, it would definitely have been odd behavior. But that's the whole point of the game! You see everyone get to let loose, and the rules say you can all agree that some social networks are off limits. A lot of our cards were general "send" cards so we mostly stuck to texting recipients. The game can be as rowdy or boring as you make it - the only downside while playing is if each person choosing the "what" card picks the easiest "dare" which doesn't make it as silly and fun. The best part is getting responses back from those you've texted or sent a post to. In that sense, it feels daring, but can be anti-climatic. We only played a couple rounds of the game and then moved on to more games. I wouldn't make this the only thing you have going for the night, especially if it's a large group since you'll be taking most of the time just reading cards and picking a "who" for your "what/where" cards.

If you aren't into embarrassing yourself, not the game for you. Would definitely take out some cards before playing with kids.