Game night for two

Couple games

Four classic party games, rewritten for two: would you rather, never have I ever, this or that, and truth or dare. 594 cards in all, every one PG-13. Play a shuffled mix below, or open one game for its own levels and rules.

Open one game: Would You RatherNever Have I EverThis or ThatTruth or Dare

Would You Rather

Would you rather

sing everything you say to me for a week

or

whisper everything you say to me for a month

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Tap the heart on any card to keep it here. Saved on this device only, never sent anywhere.

Tip: the left and right arrow keys move through the deck.

Pick a game

Each game has its own rules, levels and full card list on its page.

  • Would you rather questions for couples

    Silly, sweet and a little flirty dilemmas you both answer at once.

    150 questions · Silly, Romantic, Real life, Flirty

    • Would you rather sing everything you say to me for a week or whisper everything you say to me for a month?
    • Would you rather relive our first date or skip ahead and see one ordinary day of us ten years from now?
    • Would you rather always do the dishes or always do the laundry?
    Open the game

  • Never have I ever for couples

    Fold a finger, tell the story: 150 cards about the two of you.

    150 cards · Mild, Couple life, Confessions, Juicy

    • Never have I ever pretended to know a song so I could sing along at a party.
    • Never have I ever pretended to like a gift you gave me.
    • Never have I ever looked you up online before our first date.
    Open the game

  • This or that questions for couples

    Fast picks for two, from coffee or tea to big spoon or little spoon.

    150 questions · Quick fire, Home life, Dates & travel, Love & us

    • Sunrise or sunset?
    • Cook together or one cooks one cleans?
    • Fancy dinner or picnic?
    Open the game

  • Truth or dare for couples

    Sweet, silly or flirty truths and dares you can do from the couch.

    144 cards · Sweet, Silly, Flirty

    • Truth: What’s a little thing I did early on that made you trust me?
    • Truth: What’s the most embarrassing thing you’ve done to impress me?
    • Truth: What’s the best compliment someone else has given you about me?
    Open the game

How it works

  1. Pick a game, or mix them

    The deck below shuffles cards from all four games. Switch a game off to leave it out, or open one game for its own levels.

  2. Take turns reading

    Turn on pass the phone mode, add both names, and the deck tells you whose turn it is before each card.

  3. Answer at the same time

    For would you rather and this or that, count to three and both answer at once, so nobody copies. Then defend your pick.

  4. Keep it kind

    Anyone can pass on any card, no reason needed. Laugh with each other, never at an answer.

Frequently asked questions

What games can couples play at home?

Question games need nothing but the two of you: would you rather, never have I ever, this or that, and truth or dare all work on a couch with one phone. Each one here has a full deck written for couples rather than for a party, with levels from silly to a little flirty.

Which game should we play first?

This or that is the quickest warm up. Would you rather starts the best debates. Never have I ever gets the stories out, and truth or dare is the one to end the night on.

How flirty do the flirty cards get?

PG-13 at most: kisses, compliments, slow dances and secret looks. Nothing explicit, and every flirty level can be switched off with one tap.

Can we play over video or text?

Yes. Send your partner the game link so you can both draw on your own phones, or read cards out on a call. Most of the dares and every truth work over video.

Do we need an account or the app?

No. The games are free and run in your browser with nothing to install. Favorites you save with the heart stay on this device only.

Looking for something else?

Try questions for couples: four decks of open questions, from fun to deep, for when you want a talk instead of a game.

From the Twogle blog