Sex With Friends

Editorial Worth it

Sex With Friends is a chaotic multiplayer party game that lives or dies by the company you bring. Community consensus is overwhelmingly positive—players praise its absurdist humor, surprisingly engaging controls, and the hilarity of shouting crude commands at friends in real time. The core appeal is clear: it's a novelty sex game that actually delivers on multiplayer fun rather than solo titillation. However, the experience is heavily dependent on playing *with* others; solo players report little reason to return. Two consistent friction points emerge: character customization is limited (gender and appearance options are random or restricted), and competitive modes can feel punishing if you don't master the movement tech—some report non-consensual game mechanics (being pinned or stripped in ranked play) that land as funny in a group context but frustrating solo. For the right audience—friend groups who enjoy absurdist humor and don't mind crude, comedic sexual content—this is genuinely worth a night of laughter; for anyone seeking solo depth or narrative, skip it.