Discretion
What happens at the table stays at the table.
The Game runs on the device in your hand. Your boundaries, your draws, and your reflections are stored locally. There's no sign-up to play and nobody else's server involved.
Deal
yourselves in.
Most couples have a list.
They just never read it out loud.
Not for lack of wanting. It's because “so… what are you into?” is a terrible opening line, and nobody wants to go first.
A card is a much better opening line. It's bolder than either of you, it's a little bit funny, and it gives you both permission to be curious out loud.
How a night unfolds
Four suits. One very good evening.
- 01
Draw
Let the deck say the bold thing first.
A card asks the question you've been circling for months. It can always go back in the deck, and it never takes it personally.
- 02
Stack
Turn it up. Turn it down. Turn it sideways.
Pile cards on top of each other to intensify, soften, or redirect. Some combinations have opinions of their own.
- 03
Negotiate
Say it privately. Find out you agree.
You each answer: open to, curious about, absolutely not. The game quietly does the math and shows you where you overlap.
- 04
Play
Begin, check in, come back down.
Agree on the scene, play it out, then take a moment of aftercare. The best games end with both players feeling like they won.
House rules
The sexiest rule in the game: nothing happens until you both say yes.
Trust is what lets you be brave. So the safety isn't tucked away in a settings menu. It's built into the rules, and the game won't let anyone skip it.
- I
Your hard limits are hard.
Mark them once. Cards that cross them can't sneak into a scene.
- II
Veto is a valid move.
So is “needs changes,” and so is “ask me again another night.”
- III
One yes is only a draft.
A scene begins when both of you approve it. Not a card sooner.
- IV
The safeword never hides.
It sits on screen the whole time. Pause and stop are always one tap away.
- V
Aftercare is a step.
It isn't an epilogue you skip. The game saves room for it, every time.
Two phones, one game
Across the room, or across town.
Sign in and play live from two phones. Share a code, draw together, answer in private, and watch your partner's approval land in real time. Each of you only ever speaks for yourself.
The deck
Every card in the box is negotiable.
Start with three decks, from Standard through Hardcore to a dedicated Power-Exchange set. Alongside them come scene recipes, ritual guides, and a ten-day training path. Then copy any of it and rewrite it in your own private dialect, or build a deck from nothing and invent a whole new game.
Simple draw
Dual draw
Stack
Scene builder
Negotiated scene
Hand & offer
- cards in the box
- 185cards in the box
- decks, mild to wild
- 3decks, mild to wild
- scene recipes
- 34scene recipes
- ways to play
- 6ways to play
- safeword, always visible
- 1safeword, always visible
Asked in a whisper