Silent Sabotage

How to play

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   Silent Sabotage is for 5–12 players. The app secretly assigns exactly two saboteurs, who know each other; everyone else is an operative.

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   The game has five distinct operations. A different coordinator leads each one, while the app shows the required team size and the number of breaches needed to fail it.

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   The coordinator has 45 seconds to lock exactly the required number of participants. If time expires, the app selects a valid team automatically.

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   Selected players have 35 seconds for a private action. Operatives can only secure the network; saboteurs may secure it or spend one of their two breach keys for the entire game.

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   An action cannot be changed, and a missed action defaults to secure. Debrief reveals only aggregate secure and breach counts—never who submitted either action.

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   Fewer breaches than the threshold gives operatives one network point; reaching the threshold gives saboteurs one. Discuss the public evidence, but never show a private screen or use out-of-game proof of a role.

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   After operation five, everyone has 50 seconds to accuse exactly two other players. The unique most-voted pair becomes the group accusation; a tie for first is ambiguous.

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   An exact accusation adds two network points to the operatives. A miss, ambiguity, or no ballots adds two to the saboteurs. The side with more points wins, so there is no draw.

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   Every member of the winning side earns 500 personal points. Roles appear only at the final reveal; individual operation actions and ballot authorship remain private forever. Reconnecting preserves roles, keys, accepted choices, and timers.