Mimic Party Wheel & Sabotages: Every Bonus and Effect
Official Steam screenshot (the French-language build — the caption reads “Dix points offerts sur ta prochaine imitation”, ten points added to your next imitation).
The eight segments
Read clockwise from the pointer in the official screenshot. Only labels that are clearly legible are quoted.
| Segment | Icon | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| +10 | Star | +10 points on your next imitation |
| +20 | Star | +20 points on your next imitation |
| x1.5 | Star | Multiplies your next score |
| +5 | Star | +5 points on your next imitation |
| +1 | Star | +1 point on your next imitation |
| Sabotage | Microphone with a red lightning bolt | A sabotage (label not legible in the screenshot) |
| Sabotage | Plain microphone | A sabotage (label not legible in the screenshot) |
| crap | Microphone with a poop icon | The “fart” sabotage: the victim’s take is swapped for a garbage sound |
Everybody spins at the same time and each player gets their own result — “when the wheel spins, we all have our own one”, as one streamer puts it. Bonuses are why some scores land above 100.
Sabotage effects
FoliesApp’s Steam page and FAQ list the official effects. Gameplay videos from launch week show the names the game uses on screen, read aloud by the players:
| Effect | What happens to the victim’s next take | Where it’s documented |
|---|---|---|
| Saturation | Played back distorted | Steam page, foliesapp.com |
| Echo | Played back echoing (“Why am I double echoing?”) | Steam page; Jack Morrison Games, breezyfgames |
| Pitch shift | Played back at the wrong pitch | Steam page |
| Chopped audio / Blackout | Cut to pieces or cut out mid-take (“I landed on blackout. Now I get to choose you”) | Steam page; Jack Morrison Games, Phunix |
| Swap | Takes are swapped between players (“Swap. Pick a player.”) | breezyfgames, Jack Morrison Games |
| Big Room | ”Their next take will get lost in a huge hall” — heavy reverb | Danny Garcia Gaming |
| Fart / garbage sound | The whole take is replaced by a garbage sound the table hears instead of your voice | Steam page, foliesapp.com |
Per FoliesApp, a sabotage “costs them points on top” of ruining the take.
How targeting works
- You land a microphone segment and the game asks you to pick a player.
- Their next take is played back with the effect — they record normally and have no idea.
- They find out when their take plays in front of the room, and only then learn who aimed at them.
Hosts can also take the wheel out entirely: a group in a launch-week Phunix video switches it off for a pure scoring game.
One thing that changed before launch
The August 12 announcement trailer described sabotage differently: “Spend your tokens to wreck someone’s take.” The Steam page at launch says the wheel hands out sabotages, and every launch-week video we checked shows the wheel, not tokens. We treat the wheel as current.
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