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35 Fun and Romantic Games for Couples

By Rachael Pace , Expert Blogger




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Rachael Pace is a noted relationship writer associated with Marriage.com. She provides inspiration, support, and empowerment in the form of motivational articles and essays. Rachael enjoys studying the evolution of loving partnerships and is passionate about writing on them. She believes that everyone should make room for love in their lives and encourages couples to work on overcoming their challenges together.


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A dull routine can kill anything, especially the feelings for your loved ones.
The key to getting rid of the monotonous routine is to add some fun romantic games for couples that are not too complicated, easy to play, and a great way to spice things up.
Checking online games for couples or fun games for couples to play at home?
Look no further, you can choose any of these couple games to play and see the magic yourself.
Here are the top 35 fun and romantic love games for couples that you should definitely try out to bring some spark to your relationship!
Check out these couple games for the party that are sure to fill you both and your friends with laughter:
Poetry helps you to connect with your partner in the most tangible way.
If you want to avoid sentimentality, create a naughty love poem.
If you want to dedicate a soulful rendition of your emotions, make a sincere attempt at writing a love poem that says what’s in your heart.
The person who writes the most romantic, cheesiest or naughtiest poem (choose your category ahead of time) wins.
You can also dedicate poems from famous poets and say it for your partner.
One of the explorative gf and bf games where they play the roles of giver and the receiver.
The giver prepares a meticulous set of actions to do and asks for permission from the receiver to do each action.
If the receiver says yes, the giver carries out the action once.
If the receiver says no, then the giver cannot do the action.
If the receiver says Maybe, the giver has to convince the receiver to allow them to follow through the action. If the receiver gives into the persuasion, the giver is allowed to do the action.
The perfect tease and one of the best couple games to tune up your chemistry.
But did you know that it could be turned into one of the coolest fun games for couples to play at home?
Forget about having a bunch of friends and just go ahead and play it with your sweetheart as one of the romantic, relationship games.
You can ask personal or hilarious questions if they choose Truth, and heat things up if Dare is their selection.
You can bring Deal or No Deal to your compilation of couple games, to a whole new romantic level.
A small twist can turn this regular game into one of the most thrilling fun games for couples.
Just put an envelope of money along with some romantic desire of yours in front of your loved one and let them choose.
To play this game, fill the board with balloons and each couple takes their turn to hit the balloon with the dart. 
You can keep a few randomly placed balloons marked with numbers, each having a reward. Alternatively, you can also put the reward on the balloon at the center and all the couples could aim at it.
Check out these balloon games for couples that are easy, inexpensive and so much fun:
Blow the balloon is an easy game where each of you will have a set of balloons and a timer shall be set. In a particular time period, say 1 minute, the person who blows the maximum balloon wins the game.
It can be a subsequent game to Blow the Balloons or can be played separately. You’ll need a number of balloons and sharp pins.
In this game, the person who pops the maximum number of balloons in a span of time, say, 1 minute, wins. Alternatively, the person who blows X number of balloons in the least time wins.
This is one of the games couples can play together or it can be played in groups. Here, you need shaving cream and a razor.
In this game, you need to shave the balloon with the razor without breaking it. The fun part is, if the balloon bursts, the shaving cream will be all over the place. So, be prepared for that.
In this game, an ample number of balloons are placed in the middle of the room. The letters W-I-N-N-E-R need to be written separately on different balloons. The partners need to race and find the balloons with all the letters. 
Whoever finds the letters first is the winner.
Whether your bae wants a sports-themed room or you want to create a room to peacefully retreat into after a hard day’s work, it’s all “workoutable”.
One of the most magical things you can do for your relationship happiness is decorating your bedroom together.
Remember, decorating a bedroom, like most things in a relationship, requires adjustment and accommodating each other’s likes and dislikes.
If your room is already all prepped up, you can make it into one of the hobbies for couples to redo your room, every couple of months.
These couples card games are sure to keep you both hooked. Check them out:
We bet you never thought that tic tac toe could make it to the list of games for lovers.
Back in our childhood, we used to play tic tac toe in a straightforward manner.
You can make it a more romantic couple game.
When both of you choose your spot while playing tic tac toe you both have to complete the action and then move on to your next turn.
Whoever wins a round can ask their partner to do anything!
Do you and your partner have a thing about playing card games?
Then poker is just the right pastime and one of the good games for couples.
Indulge in mind games with each other. Bring on the bluffing or betting all-in. Bet different things and make your partner do something fun and crazy.
Also, watch this video for beginners on how to play poker:
This is a card game for both the partners where each of you pulls out cards. The game has three parts: talking, flirting, and daring.
The couple must start with the ‘talk cards’ to build some bond and engage in the game. Next, they should use the ‘flirt card’ to build deeper intimacy and engage in flirtatious conversations. Third, they should use the ‘dare cards’ to reveal some daring actions.
This game is sure to get you both tipsy at the same time. In this card game, you both will be pulling out the cards and asking each other daring questions. The game helps the partners to speak the truth. Otherwise, they will have to take the drink.
This is a couple game to encourage deep conversations. Couple table topics will help you both engage in meaningful communication. You both can try out this game with some wine and soft music.
This set of question games for couples are sure to help you both think deeply and communicate openly.
Do question games for couples intrigue you?
Then here’s an interesting question game for couples.
Instead of asking each other about everyday, mundane general information, you can each think of asking interesting and more meaningful details of your life.
You may include asking about your spouse’s scariest nightmare, secret hunches, treasured memories, a terrible memory, an incident that left an indelible mark on them, or their idea of a perfect day.
You can also include the first restaurant that you dined in or the dress you were wearing at that time.
Icebreaker questions are prompts that will help initiate discussion and help partners know each other better. This can be used in case the couple had a fight or if they have poor communication skills.
Trivia is a fun question game that has questions from all the categories and doesn’t just aim at relationship or love questions, in particular. You can include questions from academic or entertainment categories and test your partner’s knowledge. 
In 21 Questions, the partners ask each other questions and in turns. The question sequence can be changed or can be asked in succession. The game ends when each party has asked all the 21 questions. 
In this game, the person being asked questions needs to choose between the two options presented before them. They need to choose either of the two. This is a fast-paced fun question session where the person has no time for deliberation and the game can show any person’s instincts or motivations. 
Some of the questions for this game are:
Check out these romantic couple games that are sure to have some sparks fly:
This is one of the sexy games to play as a couple.
Blindfold your spouse and massage them using your hands or a particular body part.
Make your significant other, guess which body part you used.
The guesswork will be quite fun as they speculate which part you are using to relax their frayed nerves.
Scrabble is one of the couple games everyone is aware of and played at least once in their lifetime.
But have you ever played this in a romantic way?
You can play scrabble every night (or days. You can decide!) and make rules in which you have to use a word and make a romantic sentence (which you have made in scrabble).
You can also add some more fun to one of these romantic games for couples.
Choosing a category like Kiss scrabble or Strip scrabble can turn it into one of the most fun games for couples to play.
On scoring set points (ideally 40 or 50), your partner has to kiss you , or they have to remove a piece of clothing.
It is one of the must-try, romantic games for couples to heat up things and it indisputably makes it to the list of popular romantic games.
Well, why not do it in a romantic manner and turn it into one of the most exciting fun games for couples?
Leave some cute notes to guide your partner toward the final fantastic treat you have planned for them.
The gift can be anything such as their favorite dress, a romantic candlelight dinner, a diamond ring or their favorite person (You!).
A fun game for couples who want to level up their attraction for one another.
In this game, you have to look into each other’s eyes and see who will look away first.
This is a fabulous game for couples who have been together for a number of years and are looking for ways to restore passion and intimacy in their marriage.
The partner who looks away first has to bear the punishment.
You could ask your partner to take off a piece of clothing, kiss you passionately or bake you a sinful chocolate cake.
Looking for romantic games for couples that bring out the incorrigible romantic in you?
This is a game for couples who are all for mush.
This is one of the couple’s games to play at home which is also a great leveler for those who have been in a relationship for quite some time.
Take turns telling each other why you love each other.
For example, “I love you because you bring out the best in me,” “I love you because you kick start my day with the best coffee or “I love you because you are my biggest fanboy.”
Check out these innovative board games for couples that will keep you both entertained for a long time:
This will put your spelling and vocabulary to the test.
Scrabble is a classic board game where you begin with seven tiles. Gradually, each partner takes more tiles from the leftovers as the number of available tiles decreases. The main aim is to place the final letter before the other party does.
This is another classic game that requires a long time to play. In this game, you need to own as many properties as possible as opposed to your partner. The idea is the more properties you own, the more rent the other party will need to pay for the land in your space.
In the game of Parcheesi, the opponents sit on the opposite side and place the colors they choose for the game in the large circle which is to their right. The players alternatively roll the dice and move as per the number on the dice in one time or split up the moves.
The winner is the person who gets all the four pieces into the Home.
Chess is one of the oldest and most popular games that needs no introduction. First, you need to properly place all the black and white pieces in order. Each piece on the board moves in a particular way. 
If you are a beginner, watch this video to learn the game:
This game is similar to the classic game of chess. In this game as well, all the pieces move in a specific way.
It is a two-player game where you need to surround the Queen of the opponent party with your bug pieces. 
Have fun with these fun couple games that you both are going to enjoy together:
A fun game for couples who want to level up their attraction for one another.
In this game, you have to look into each other’s eyes and see who will look away first.
This is a fabulous game for couples who have been together for a number of years and are looking for ways to restore passion and intimacy in their marriage.
The partner who looks away first has to bear the punishment.
You could ask your partner to take off a piece of clothing, kiss you passionately or bake you a sinful chocolate cake.
It’s not a bad choice to make your own rules in a game.
You can make up a couple game yourself, and you can enjoy all of the fun. You can take a small box and paste pictures on it of your choice.
Now throw the box-like dice and your partner has to do what the image is asking him to do. You can use pictures which show a kiss, etc.
Watching a movie together is quite a fun thing to do.
Why not go ahead and add some spice to it and turn it into the most enjoyable fun games for couples to play at home?
Put on a rom-com and don’t hesitate to reenact the scenes with your partner.
It could be a fun twist to your monotonous foreplay sessions.
Go wild in the bedroom and unleash your creativity on each other’s body.
Makes for one of the most erotic games to play with the spouse, which can also make it into the list of foreplay games.
Relationship games for couples like these are a great way to cultivate a better understanding between spouses.
Make sure to try out these top 17 fun and romantic games for couples and see which ones you and your partner ended up enjoying the most.
These couple games are sure to revitalize the connection you both share with each other.
Sink the ship is one of the well-known fun games for couples, but you can play it in a romantic manner and turn it into one of the best games for couples. 
Ask your partner to play the game with you, and whoever is losing the game, they have to do what their partner asks them to do.
Let your imagination run wild with this couple game. 
These husband and wife games to play with your partner are perfect for at-home date nights that will build the bond and also help have a wonderful time. Try these out for some chill time!
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I have been in a happy, monogamous relationship for almost a year. My boyfriend is a goddamn treasure: handsome, sexy, funny, smart, kind. A keeper happily kept. He is Italian, yet covered in beautiful freckles; his hair is auburn with a touch of grey at the temples; he’s athletic but not a bro; he thinks I am beautiful and worships my body, but he likes my brain more. We talk intelligently, we like the same things, we laugh. We will be together for a long time.
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The plan commenced. But as the date grew closer, I began to feel less excited and more vulnerable and sad. I hadn’t considered that pretending to throw away a year of love and life, even temporarily, would feel like a real loss. The stakes were relatively low—we had a safe word, “Buster,” if someone wanted to bail—but I still felt strange. I didn’t want to forget him. I started to grieve for the relationship we’d built, the most mindful, fulfilling one I’d ever had. I didn’t want to go back to square one. I wanted to celebrate everything we’d become. What the f-ck were we doing? The day of the date arrived. I paced. I sweated. I felt like I was cheating or like he had died or like I was dead. I got angry with myself for being so emotional about a silly experiment. I cursed and cried, and then drank a glass of wine and put on a low-cut red dress I never would have worn on a first date with anyone, let alone my already boyfriend. I listened to Iggy Pop. I thought I might puke. I left.
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