Never have I ever
pretended to know a song so I could sing along at a party.
Pass the phone
Hand it to
Five fingers each
One hundred and fifty never have I ever cards written for two, most of them about the little secrets of sharing a life. Read one out, fold a finger if you have done it, and tell the story if you dare. Mild to start, juicy when you are ready, never more than PG-13.
. Draw them one at a time.
Never have I ever
pretended to know a song so I could sing along at a party.
Pass the phone
Hand it to
Take turns: the deck asks you to hand over the phone before each new card. Names stay on this device.
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.
Each of you starts with five fingers up, or ten points on a scrap of paper if you want a longer game. No drinks needed, and none of the cards ask for one.
One of you draws and reads “Never have I ever…” out loud. Take turns reading, or switch on pass the phone mode and the deck tells you whose turn it is.
Whoever has done it folds a finger, and that includes the reader. Tell the story if you want to; a raised eyebrow is allowed to ask for it.
The first to fold all five picks the next date night, or the next movie. Then shuffle and go again.
Every card in the deck, grouped by level. Each one starts “Never have I ever…”, and whoever has done it folds a finger.
Everyday embarrassments to warm up with. Everyone gets caught on a few.
The small crimes of sharing a couch, a fridge and a blanket with someone.
A little more honest. The stories behind these are the good part.
Crushes, first kisses and a touch of jealousy. Playful, and PG-13.
Each of you holds up five fingers. One of you reads a card, and whoever has done the thing folds a finger, reader included. With two players the stories matter more than the score, so ask about every fold. First to fold all five picks the next date or the next movie.
Yes, if you stick to Mild and Couple life at first. Those cards are about everyday embarrassments and the funny side of sharing space. Save Confessions and Juicy for when you both feel easy around each other, and remember anyone can pass on any card.
They stay PG-13: crushes, first kisses, flirting, a flash of jealousy. Nothing explicit and nothing about exes in detail. If the room is not right for them, switch the Juicy chip off and the deck skips those cards.
Treat every fold as the start of a story, not a confession to judge. Laugh with each other, skip anything that touches a sore spot, and do not bring a card back up in a later argument. A pass needs no explanation.
Yes. On a video call one of you reads the card and you both hold up your hands to the camera. You can also send the whole deck to your partner with one link so you can both draw on your own phones, or copy a single card into a text.
It is free and runs in your browser with nothing to install and no account. Favorites you save with the heart stay on this device only, and nothing you play is sent anywhere.