Games Made for Two
9 games you can play with your partner from anywhere. No boards, no extra downloads, no scheduling. Just open the app and start a round.
How Well Do You Know Me
You both answer the same question, then try to predict what the other person said. AI compares your actual answers and shows you how close you got.
How to play
- 1Both players get the same question
- 2Write your own answer, then predict your partner's
- 3AI analyzes how well your prediction matched
- 4See a score for how in sync you are
Why couples like it
You find out what your partner actually thinks, not what you assumed. The predictions are where it gets interesting. Sometimes you nail it, sometimes you're way off.
Would You Rather
A dilemma appears with two options. You pick your side, then guess which side your partner picked. One reveal, plenty to argue about.
How to play
- 1A would-you-rather dilemma appears for both of you
- 2Pick the option you would actually choose
- 3Guess which option your partner picked
- 4Reveal, compare, and defend your choices
Why couples like it
The dilemmas are easy to answer but hard to agree on. Guessing your partner's pick right feels weirdly satisfying, and getting it wrong starts the best debates.
Sketch Together
You both get the same drawing prompt and a canvas. Draw it on your own, then reveal your masterpieces side by side.
How to play
- 1Both players get the same prompt
- 2Draw it on your own, no peeking
- 3Reveal your drawings side by side
- 4Laugh at each other's art skills
Why couples like it
Nobody's drawing looks good, and that's the point. The reveal is the best moment: two terrible versions of the same idea, side by side.
Two Truths & A Lie
Write two true things and one lie about yourself. Your partner guesses which one is the lie. Then you both share the real stories behind each statement.
How to play
- 1Write 3 statements about yourself (2 true, 1 lie)
- 2Your partner reads them and picks the lie
- 3Reveal the answer
- 4Share the stories behind the truths
Why couples like it
Even if you've been together for years, this one surprises people. The story sharing part afterwards is usually better than the game itself.
Hot Takes
You both rate a spicy statement from 1 to 10, then see how your ratings compare. Some statements you'll agree on. Others will start a whole debate.
How to play
- 1A bold statement appears on screen
- 2Both rate it from 1 (disagree) to 10 (agree)
- 3See your ratings side by side
- 4Discuss why you rated it that way
Why couples like it
Quick rounds, no right answers. It's less about the score and more about the conversations that come out of it. The Spicy mode statements get pretty wild.
Tap Battle
Tap as fast as you can for 5 seconds. Your partner does the same. Whoever gets more taps wins. That's it. It's dumb and fun.
How to play
- 1Both players get a 5-second countdown
- 2Tap as fast as you can
- 3Results show your tap counts side by side
- 4Rematch until someone rage-quits
Why couples like it
Zero strategy, pure chaos. Good for when you don't want to think too hard but still want to do something together. Surprisingly competitive.
Keep the Spark
Your partner's photo bounces around the screen. Keep it in the air with a paddle for as long as you can, then send your high score over and dare them to beat it.
How to play
- 1Your partner's photo starts bouncing
- 2Move the paddle to keep it in the air
- 3Your score climbs the longer you last
- 4Beat their record, then send yours with one tap
Why couples like it
You each play on your own time, so it works across timezones. Practice runs stay silent: your partner only sees the scores you choose to send. The rivalry builds up fast.
The Thread
Tap to keep your partner's photo aloft and weave through the gaps. The glowing trail behind it is the thread. One touch and the run is over.
How to play
- 1Tap to keep the photo in the air
- 2Weave through the gaps as they scroll past
- 3Score a point for every gap you clear
- 4The world speeds up every 5 points
Why couples like it
Simple to learn, hard to put down. Like Keep the Spark, it runs on async high scores, so you can grind for a new record at 2 AM and send it over when you finally beat theirs.
Fantasy Match
Vote on fantasies in secret. Only the ones you are both into, or at least curious about, are ever revealed. A Not for me stays invisible, forever, so saying no is always safe.
How to play
- 1Go through the cards on your own, at your own pace
- 2Vote Into it, Curious, or Not for me, in secret
- 3A match appears when you both say Into it or Curious
- 4Turn a match into a plan with a date and a note
Why couples like it
It removes the scariest part of these conversations: bringing something up first. If only one of you is curious, the other never finds out. The deck has 165 cards across Warming up, Turning up, and The deep end. The first 15 are free, and premium opens the rest.
How the Games Work
Play Together, Anytime
Each of you plays your turn when you can, and the reveal is ready as soon as you've both played. No need to be online at the same time.
Sweet, Flirty, Spicy, After Dark
Question games come in up to four levels, and both partners turn a level on before it shows up. What's free depends on the game, and After Dark comes with premium.
Built for Conversation
The games are designed to lead to actual conversations. The round ends, but the talking doesn't have to.
Quick to Play
A round takes a few minutes. You can fit one in during a lunch break or before bed.
Your Stats
Once you have played, the Games tab keeps score for you both: Games, Know Me, Catch Rate, Aligned, Tap Wins, and Same Page, plus a history of past rounds.
Your Pet Is Watching
Your shared pet follows your games. Wins get a cheer, losses get a gentle tease and a rematch invite.
Frequently Asked Questions
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