The forfeit game turns an evening into a string of dares, questions and little tests, from romantic to far more daring. Cards to draw, scrolls to unroll or boards to spin: the principle stays the same — accept the randomly drawn forfeit instead of answering a question.
11 selected products
Tease And Please
100 dares to draw | Scroll-based game | For couples
Tease And Please
Secret dates | Weekly game | For couples
Tease And Please
Scrolls to draw | Kama Sutra positions | For couples
Osmooz
Questions and forfeits | Suits any couple | Cards
Osmooz
120 dares | 6 categories | Scratch cards
Osmooz
Hot questions and forfeits | Intimate closeness | Cards
Osmooz
88 cards | Dares and strategy | For couples
Tease And Please
100 kinky dares | Scroll-based game | For couples
Love To Love
355 cards | Spinning wheel | Blindfold included
Topi Games
General knowledge questions | Dice-based rewards | For couples
Secret Play
Progressive levels | From flirting to boldness | For couples
The level of boldness varies a lot from one game to another, even within the same collection (like Corps à cœur or Osmooz, available in several editions): the description generally states whether the game aims for gentle closeness or more outright boldness — worth reading before choosing based on the mood you’re after.
The number of cards or dares included gives a sense of the game’s lifespan: a scratch game with 120 dares lasts longer than a small 30-card roleplay game, even at a similar price.
Most of these games are played by two, but some (Spin me Round, for example) also work among friends at a get-together: check the recommended number of players if you don’t plan to play as a couple.
Also see the naughty card games, the naughty dice or the full games range on the site.