Two dice, one suspiciously simple rule. The first die names a move, the second names a spot on your partner, and you do the first to the second for about a minute. Kiss and wrist is sweet. Breathe on and back of the knee is how the laughing starts, and then stops.
How to play
Roll, read it out, do it, hand the phone over. There’s no score and no winner. A minute per roll is a good starting pace, though a combination that’s working can run for as long as you both want it to.
Read through both dice together before you start and strike whatever isn’t for one of you tonight. Once you’re playing, “pass” earns a reroll, and whoever said it doesn’t get quizzed about it afterward.
Make the dice sound like you two
Twelve moves and twelve spots give you 144 combinations, but the game gets better once the faces start sounding like your own private joke. Open the editor, change any face, and add more if you like, up to 24 per die. Swap the ankle for somewhere you both know about. Replace “tickle” if one of you would rather not be tickled, ever, by anyone.
Your version is saved in this browser, on this phone, and goes nowhere else; if you ever want the originals back, the reset button has them.
Questions that come up
Do we need real dice?
The page does the rolling. If you’d rather hold something in your hand, our guide to sex dice explains how to make a set at the kitchen table.
What if the same roll comes up again?
Two identical rolls in a row can’t happen, though the same pair can turn up again later in the evening.
Is what we type sent anywhere?
Custom faces live in your browser’s local storage and never leave it. Clearing your browsing data erases them, and the privacy page covers the rest.
How do we make it more of an evening?
Add a timer, or take turns choosing which of three rolls to keep.