Exploding Kittens Survivor Lets Go to the Rocks

5 games in 1 - how can you go wrong?!?!Lots of fun for 6 people!

Get ready to try your skills with 2-6 of your friends and family with Survivor: Let's Go To Rocks! The game pieces are simple but these survivor challenges cause you to wonder if you will be voted off or are the one to wear the medallion of immunity. The challenges are fun and suitable for old and young alike.

Okay so we had a lot of fun! Loveddd the immunity necklace as a nice touch. The different challenges were super fun and I really liked the two game combo since I have the other survivor game. We had so much fun playing that one bit always said it needed a little more going on and this game adds that right in!!!

This would also probably be better with more than 2 people. However, 2 people is all we had, so we made the most of it. We tried 3 of the 5 game variants. With 2 players it's a bit predictable and I didn't feel had much of a replayability factor. I can see the fun potential could be elevated by combining the original game and adding more players. I typically gravitate towards strategy games, vs games of luck and chance. The artwork and components are great quality and feel!

We loved this game! We played with four people ages 11, 17, 47, and 49, and it was a blast. We laughed, yelled, and got a little crazy while playing. It’s a fantastic game for a larger group, and we felt four players was the perfect number. The rules are a bit complicated at first. I tried having my 11-year-old play with a group of friends, but they initially gave up because the directions are fairly hefty and we couldn’t find a how-to video. Once we showed him how to play, though, he was able to teach his friends and they had a great time. This would make an excellent gift and is truly a very fun game. I can definitely see us continuing to play this for many years to come!

If you love Survivor, you'll love this game. I was really impressed with the quality of the components as well as how easy the game was to understand. This would be especially great on a watch night for the show. The immunity necklace is a great touch as well.

My wife and I played a few rounds over the weekend. We tried three of the five different game scenarios included. It was okay for a quick game of something, but it wouldn't be one we'd pull from the shelf very often. It seemed boring for just two people. Maybe it'd be a little more exciting with additional Survivors - and probably more so with the original game added to the mix. Otherwise, it's not the type of game play we normally gravitate towards.The artwork and overall build of the game is nice though.

So much fun, seriously more fun than watching the show. Fierce competition and lots of laughs! Another winner!

A really fun concept! I only played this as a 2 player game, which is listed as an option on the box, but it didn’t work super well. One challenge wasn’t playable with 2, and others ended very quickly. It feels like this would work really well in a big group, where social dynamics and multi-round challenges would come into play.

Survivor: Let’s go to the Rocks has creative challenges that are fun but then you have to vote off one of your kids or spouses and that can be tough. Haha! So be ready for a competitive game night!!!

Love this game. I especially like that it can be played with 2 players which is wonderful for a cozy night in!

This game is family fun way to “gamble” and lie to your friends to win in this Survivor themed game

Love this addition to the Survivor game collection! It was very simple on its own but still had enough engagement to play that way. However, it was even better when combined with the original Survivor game. We recommend adding it for an even more authentic Survivor experience. Anytime someone comes to our house for a game night, my 12 yr old begs to play this game.

I had a blast and was laughing the whole time! I highly recommend playing with at least 4 people, but if you do play with only 2 or 3, it makes it more fun and last longer if you give each person two groups of elimination cards. Additionally, I must say that despite the fact that the box says ages 8+, I had a 6 and 7 year old playing the game with no problem, so it's truly a family friendly game. The kids also had a blast and kept asking to play it over and over again. I highly recommend the purchase! I'm tempted to get the other Survivor game, so I can combine them.

This game is very simple and easy to play. It has multiple challenges and play styles to choose from. As always the game is fun to play with multiple ages. We played with older teens through older adults and we all had a great time. We really liked the pull or steal and 1 now or 2 later challenges!

The stones, and cards are beautiful. The immunity idol necklace is also very well designed. The whole thing is very tactile. It also moves at a face pace so you’re never bored waiting for your turn. For anyone who likes games of chance where you can slip in a little strategy here & there, you’ll love this game.

I played through this game with my two kids as soon as we got it...and we had a blast! I’ve seen Survivor before but I never really got into it. My kids have no idea what it is. Despite this, the game was still a blast to play! We actually set the Survivor Elimination cards to the side and instead kept score of who won each of the challenge cards to determine the winner. Each of the different rock games has a different approach and challenge but all of them led to laughter and some pretty intense competition despite how quickly they go once you get the hang of the rules for each challenge. It’s such a simple game- basically just a bag of rocks- but it’s kind of addictive!!!

Survivor: Let’s Go to Rocks nails the feel of a tense tribal council in a quick, family‐friendly package. Rounds move fast as you flip Challenge Cards, do simple mental or physical tasks, and hope you don’t lose a life before the dreaded rock draw decides your fate. It is light, swingy, and luck‐heavy, so strategy gamers may find it shallow, but as a 15–20 minute party game for 2–6 players, especially if you already love the show or own The Tribe Has Spoken, it is a fun, noisy addition to game night.

Survivor let’s go to rocks is definitely an interesting take on a party game that I think will really speak to survivor enthusiasts. The mini games were all really fun, however with no way to “identify” who loses each round of a challenge, things can definitely get confusing. My family pointed out that the bag was a little small for big hands, and a black bag would have made games that required picking a secret amount a bit more thoughtful. However, the games did provide some enjoyment and a great way to test people’s bluffing potential, which was fun. Overall, the game didn’t spark too much interest from my playgroup, which normally prefers strategy games, but I can definitely see this being a hit for those who enjoy games/challenges from Survivor.

We played Survivor: Let’s Go to Rocks with zero prep and no prior Survivor knowledge and were up and running fast. The game is very easy to learn, with simple rules and clear objectives, which makes it approachable for kids and casual players right out of the box.The standout is the tactile experience. Pulling rocks from the bag, wearing the immunity necklace, and handling the physical components genuinely adds tension and fun, especially in the early rounds. There are some laugh-out-loud moments when luck swings hard in one direction, and the push-your-luck mechanic keeps everyone engaged moment to moment.That said, the gameplay leans heavily on luck rather than strategy. Challenges resolve quickly, and outcomes can feel abrupt, which makes the game feel more like a fast, light party game than a deep competitive one. For younger players or families, that simplicity is a plus. For adults or strategy-minded players, it may feel more like a quick filler than a game you play all night.Overall, it’s a fun, accessible, easy-to-teach game with great physical components and a playful vibe—best enjoyed when you’re looking for something light, fast, and social rather than deeply strategic.