For couples, and whoever they invite.
Nobody has to say it out loud.
Everyone answers privately first, on their own phone. Then the game only ever asks for things all of you are already up for.
Sixty seconds of hand-holding. Nothing else. Try not to laugh.
Slow dance with someone you didn’t arrive with, one song.
Is it easier for you to watch, or to be watched? Answer honestly.
Two people answer alone. One deck comes out.
Slow dance with someone you didn’t arrive with, one song.
The conversation you don’t have to have
You know the one. Somebody has to go first. Somebody else says “yeah, maybe” because it is easier than saying no in front of everyone. An hour later nobody is quite sure what anyone meant.
So you each answer on your own phone instead, before anything starts. Nobody hears your answers. Nobody hears anybody else’s.
Sometimes you both wanted the same thing
There is an option between yes and no, and it is curious.
If two of you pick it for the same thing, the game tells you — and only then. Neither of you had to be the one to bring it up. That is a conversation a lot of couples never quite get around to having.
Something you’ve wondered about but never said out loud.
Something you’ve wondered about but never said out loud.
No is invisible
Say no to something and nothing on screen shows it. No greyed-out card, no gap, no “not yet”. The evening simply goes somewhere else, and nobody at the table learns there was anywhere it didn’t go.
Want to slow down? One tap. It happens straight away, and nobody is told who did it.
It stays on your phone
No account, no profile, nothing uploaded, nothing kept afterwards. It is not a dating app — you bring the people. And it works in a club with no signal, which is where you will need it.
The best cards come from people who actually play
We can build the game. We cannot write three hundred cards that ring true — that has to come from people who do this, and you can tell within about four cards when it hasn’t.
Write a few, under whatever name you like.