Kobus is the braai master. Lindi tried cooking the boerewors with a hairdryer. Lindi, explain yourself!
PAYABLE IN DRINKSFollow the card’s rule. Each drink counts as one penalty point.
Your people. Your braai. Your strafdop.
The best stories start around a fire. We just give you a good excuse to tell them.
One phone.
Read the card aloud and pass the phone.
Three game modes.
Guess together, act a part or give terrible advice.
You are the entertainment.
Put the phone down. You make the stories.
It gets personal. In the good way.
Add your friends’ names. The cards call them out. Read aloud, put the phone down and see where the stories go.
One moment someone is keeping a straight face; the next, your quietest friend is giving the worst advice imaginable. Each card’s rule decides who takes the drink.
How to PlayNames on these sample cards are fictional.
Same fire. Three kinds of chaos.
Guess together, act a part or give the worst advice with the greatest confidence. Your people make the game.
3 Rounds
Five clues. Thirty seconds. Get at least three right to escape a drink. First describe freely, then use one word, then act with movements and sound effects.
Everyone gets one turn under each rule before the game moves on automatically. Every turn has fresh clues; nothing repeats in the same game. After three rounds, the fewest penalty points wins.
30seconds
Braai Roasts
Make someone crack in 25 seconds, perform a 20-second voice note or point together in the Braai Court. Each format has a clear outcome.
Roadblock penalises whoever laughs, or the performer if the target holds out. WhatsApp Drama needs an audience majority; the Braai Court penalises everyone tied for the most votes. Each loss is one point.
5–25seconds
The Advice Line
One ridiculous problem. One completely unqualified expert. Twenty seconds of terrible advice, delivered with absolute confidence.
The caller reads the problem as their own. The expert invents the advice. If the caller smiles or laughs, the caller drinks; otherwise the expert drinks. Clean uses The Advice Line; Unfiltered uses The Shit Advice Line.
20seconds
Less screen time. More remember-when.
One phone, at least two people and a choice of Clean or Unfiltered. The game keeps time and counts penalty points.
- 1
Get your people together.
Verify your email and add at least two players. Choose Clean or Unfiltered and a mode, or start with The Big Mix.
- 2
Pass the phone.
The game tells you who reads. That person reads the card aloud so everyone knows what’s happening.
- 3
Follow the card.
Start the clock. In 3 Rounds, the clue-giver keeps the answers hidden from everyone guessing. For the other challenges, perform aloud together.
- 4
Record the result.
The card’s rule decides the drink. Record votes where needed; the game gives each loser one penalty point. Fewer points is better.
Make your next get-together one for the storybooks.
Start with three free turns and get a taste of the chaos. When you’re ready for more, unlock the full base game for a once-off R29 — no subscription.
Get two to sixteen people together, choose Clean or Unfiltered and play in Afrikaans or English. Pass one phone around; your people do the guessing, performing and terrible advice. Your verified email keeps your access, so you can jump back in next time.
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R29
Pay once. Play forever.
All three game modes and the Big Mix- Restore access with your verified email
- One active device at a time
- Play in Afrikaans or English
Extra packs are not included in this price.
Buy a tee. Get the game free.
Wear STRAFDOP to your next braai. Every tee includes the base game free — all three game modes and the Big Mix.
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