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Six of the Best Free Games About Sex
Rummaging through the internet's intimates in search of the best, most interesting games about doin' it.
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EDITOR'S NOTE: As is hopefully obvious from the title, this article contains some words about sexytimes, though nothing explicit. If you're too young to be reading such things or you're likely to be offended by them, avert thy eyes!
You know what is weird, IGN? How few big videogames are about sex. Everyone’s always going on about how oh, we’re all thirty years old now, all grown up, and we’re making games about fatherhood like in Papo & Yo and The Walking Dead and all that jazz, and you can honestly murder anything in games these days, like you can make the witches in Left 4 Dead into Whitney Houston , have her sing to you, and then gun her down. I mean you can even make the likeness of Hitler and Stalin as Miis and then have them play tennis against each other, but still games are all like: NO HUMPING. STRICTLY: NO HUMPING. Hitler: okay. Stalin: okay. But YOU KEEP YOUR BITS TO YOURSELVES, DICTATORS OF THE PAST.
In an attempt to sex up the interactive neonhighway like a British secret dossier, I put on a large trenchcoat and a mask and looked dashing as I rummaged through the internet’s intimates in search of the best, most interesting free games about doin’ it. Here are six of them.
I like Bind Her because it really conveys the absurdity of body parts and sex well. Like Pietro Righi Riva, who is making a game called Awkward Sex about how hard (hah! I said hard) it is to position two bodies intimately, Leon is concerned with presenting us with a tricky bodily problem. The problem in question here is a squirmy lady: sex is all elbows and knees at the best of times, and what if your lover is particularly wriggly? What if you’ve agreed you’re gonna play a little tie-up and she’s decided to be silly? Well, here’s a game about strategically placing ties on the bed to separate her body parts out so you can at least kiss her without being kicked in the face.
This game is very difficult. I do not think I am a very good lover.
Of course, the danger here could have been that Leon might have made a game that tacitly condones violence against women, but Leon is the master of context: as we look upon our lady, she is always smiling, and as she kicks a rope out of your hand she winks at you conspiratorially. Consent is the hottest dang thing.
5. Cuddlefish by Ms. Tea (SFW, not if you are a cuttlefish though)
“You have: eight arms, colour-changing skin, lust.”
Okay so my main reason for including a game about lusty cuttlefish having sex is that a) it is like a way funnier National Geographic narrated by a drunk teen David Attenborough and b) it is so well written that I laugh with delight every time I play it. Cuddlefish is short, actually teaches you something about cuttlefish, and there is something sort of poignant about the way you solve the ‘getting laid’ puzzle. Cuttlefish gonna cuttlesex.
In any case, I am along for this cuttlefish ‘ride’ because of lines like, “There are FISH here but they are not TASTY fish and are therefore BORING.” All the single fish, all the single fish, all the single fish, all the single fish - Put ya tentacles up!
If you like the educational slant, try Privates by Size Five Games or Positive Space by Merritt Kopas, an edutainment piece about the practice known as “muffing”. Both worthy entries, neither very good for work unless you work at Marie Stopes.
The best thing about being internet denizens is that we are open, at any time, to stumbling over the most vibrant of emotional objects: it’s difficult to understand why we sit there most of the time clicking on trailers and posting on forums when there’s a wealth of free, really interesting interactive experiences out there.
Tapes by Marras is about disability and sex, or, the intersection of the two. It’s one of those things that takes the image of sex being clothes-off straight-to-bed and smashes it on the floor. Tapes invites you into an intimate process: a process that is necessary, but is also erotic, and therein lies many revelations. It made me think about how many people think of a disability as a flaw, as being something that must be overcome. There is nothing in Marras’ game that the main character wants to overcome: rather, the main character values the process of the ‘tapes’ with her new naked-partner. Watching and reading the process unfold is a touching, gentle experience, and though no sex acts per se are embarked upon, you know those two are at it like rabbits when we’re not around. The tapes are the sex act. The tapes are the thing. The tapes are hot.
I know it’s sort of unfair to include more than one game by someone, but at the time of writing I wanted to include Stephen’s game Striptease and it kept crashing on startup on my rubbish MacBook. So what I really want to say is: Stephen has made more than one game about sexuality, and they are all quite bloody interesting. Stephen has a wonderful way of having you feel emotions through mechanical means, having his otherwise stark or abstract images provoke a reaction in you. A recent discovery, trawling through his games, has been sub/conscious , which is a game that messes with your computer like it is a simulation of your filthy mind, playing with your sex-obsessed brainpipes and generally having the power to really freak you out. Do not click on sub/conscious if you are at work. It will definitely, definitely get you fired.
2. Mind F*** by Anna Anthropy (SFW, however it requires a partner to play with and I’m not sure Dave from accounts will play it with you)
This list would be totally incomplete without Anna’s work. Aside from the fact that Anna has made so many games that explore the, ahem, ins and outs, of human sexuality, particularly queer sexuality, she’s been a fantastic catalyst for a whole host of people making more games about their own sexual experiences. You can play any number of her games for free, ranging from Sex Cops of Tickle City all the way to Triad , her game about how to share a bed when you’re polyamorous and have exhausted your sexual appetite for the night.
Anna’s concern with the physical space outside our computer peripherals is present in her masterpiece of sexual tension, Mind F***. Although you might have to download this baby to play it and have a sexy partner to play it with, Mind F*** is just that: you stare down your partner with the f***-me eyes until one of you hits the button. It’s all about how long you can hang on before tipping over the edge: a tantric sex sim. The physical presence of someone else is the thing here: your fun is predicated on the desire between you, the tension before you give in.
A shout out to the mysterious ‘Dildos Inc’, who did the music for this. (Heh. Dildos Inc.)
I put this game at number one simply because I can’t think of the last time someone combined these three things into one beautiful game: sex, System Shock, and the written word. System Shock and Dishonored developer Harvey Smith said it was one of his favourite games of 2012 . Porpentine ’s Twine games are the gentry in terms of sophistication. Cyberqueen has a retro computer vibe resonant of Mother’s displays on board the Nostromo in Alien. The text blinks and moves, out of your control, and you are often rendered useless for a while whilst the text does what it likes. Of course, you are the submissive in this equation: the cyberqueen will do with your body as she chooses, and the timed text is just one way of conveying that. Clever, intimidating, overbearing, atmospheric writing and a black/green stylesheet do the rest. Violence, fluids ensue. A pleasure. A real pleasure.
If you want more of these beautiful sexy things, have a look at some of the results of the Pulse Pounding, Heart Stopping Dating Sim Jam here and here . Until next time, Lao Che.
Cara Ellison is the games journalist people call when they have run out of ideas. The red phone rings; she answers hungover. Later they regret ever asking. She writes for The Guardian, Rock, Paper, Shotgun and PC Gamer, and produces games for Littleloud. You can find her on Twitter .
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There's a common misconception that spicy activities like kink toys , sex toys , and sex games are only for couples whose routines have gotten stale, but this couldn't be further from the truth. "Playfulness is essential to passion, connection and pleasure," says sexologist and relationship expert Dr. Jess O’Reilly. "Couples who are playful are often more connected, passionate, and sexually active."
Dr. O'Reilly goes on to point out some of the benefits of the best sex games, including "learning more about one another’s desires, boundaries, fears and fantasies; seeing one another in a new light and make new discoveries; creating tension and excitement to fuel passion; exploring new fantasies, scenarios, positions and sexual exploits; [and] laughing and enjoying one another’s company."
Ahead, we've spoken to sex experts and educators about the importance of sex games, how to incorporate them into your sex life in a safe and fun way, and, of course, about which sex games should be added to your shopping cart ASAP.
Sex games often involve prompts that call for one or both partners to divulge certain thoughts or preferences, or to engage in certain sex acts. Given these circumstances and the desire to keep the atmosphere light-hearted, it's easy to feel pressured into doing something one doesn't want to do. Dr. O'Reilly reminds us, however, to "always have a PASS card on hand. If the game doesn’t provide one, you can make one. Take it out at the beginning and leave it on the table knowing that you can use it—without judgment—anytime."
If a literal card isn't your style, Marla Renee Stewart, MA , a sexologist and sexpert for Lovers (opens in new tab) , suggests saying something like, "I don't think I'm ready for that today, but let me think about it and if we play again next month, I'll be more ready to possibly take it on. Now choose something that I'm ready for..." Angie Rowntree , founder and director of ethical porn site Sssh.com , adds, "In a scenario where you are playing a game together, you need only say something like 'Let’s pick another card' or 'Let me spin again.' If your partner asks you why, there’s nothing wrong with saying 'I’m just not comfortable going there but let’s keep playing.'"
And if your partner is being a bad sport? Rowntree doubles down, saying, "Don’t ever feel bad about sharing your boundaries and hard limits, because consent is key in any sexual exchange." Your partner(s) should be invested in ensuring your pleasure and comfort, and Dr. O'Reilly says that if your partner continues to coerce, guilt, or otherwise gaslight you into doing something you don't want to do, "consider focusing on the relationship itself—on your own or with a therapist who can help you to address the ways in which you communicate and support one another."
Sex games can be an excellent way of getting to know a new partner, or of capitalizing on the levity that often comes with casual and short-term relationships. "For couples who might not be familiar with each other’s preferences, games that get you asking questions are great," agrees Rowntree. "If nothing else, you get some laughs together—but really, games are a great way to learn new things about each other and explore new territory free from the inhibitions that might have prevented you from asking them to 'go there' or 'do that.'"
Below, check out some of our favorite sex games to pull out the next time you call up your casual boo.
Sex educator Tara Jones specifically recommends this product, which, per the brand, is made for partners at any and every stage, "whether you've just met or you've been together for years."
"Silly, funny games are great for groups or newer couples who want to ease the tension and enjoy the ride," says Dr. O'Reilly. "This one is a great option if you’re down for a good time."
Stewart calls this game "spectacular" for its ability to prolong foreplay, and says that its light-hearted exploration makes it "very good for lovers who like to play sexually with friends, as well as those who are in a short-term relationship."
"If you like poker and you enjoy pleasing and be pleased by your partner, this game is for you," says one review. Sounds like this game is for most of us, then.
Sex educator Tara Jones tells us that she always recommends sex games for long-term couples as a way of reigniting or keeping alive a sense of passion.
"There are two types of sexual desire," she explains, "spontaneous desire during which you become horny and then decide to act upon it or not, or responsive desire where arousal is felt after the sexual interaction has begun. For example, an instance where you weren’t horny before kissing but now that you and your partner are making out, you’re in the mood. In long term relationships, responsive desire becomes more and more common, and without random bouts of horniness, there needs to be more of an effort to remember to initiate sex at all. Proposing playing a sex game is a thoughtful way of letting your partner know you’re still interested in them sexually, even if you don’t randomly jump their bones."
Stewart agrees, referencing three primary benefits for couples engaging in sex games: "They help you to spend quality time together and get to know each other in a different way;" they release hormones that help you "chemically and emotionally bond with your lover'" and those increased bonds "facilitate you into being more physical with your lover."
"Inspiration games offer suggestions to help spice things up (perfect for long term couples)," says Dr. O'Reilly. "I like this scratch card version."
Stewart specifically recommends this game for long-term couples, commenting, "This card game is good because it helps you to have sexual goals with your lover, especially if you've been in a rut. It has 30 days of daily activities that you and your partner can initiate. It has really great reviews and it helps you to look forward to something each and every day!"
Rowntree recommends this game for couples who are looking to heighten the emotional and physical intimacy. "Our Moments is great for couples regardless of how long you have been together," she explains, "because the game is structured around asking questions to foster intimacy—many of which you might not have even thought to ask in the course of your usual small talk."
There are certainly a number of questions about emotional intimacy in this popular, TikTok-famous deck, but according to one customer, "80%-90% of the questions are sexual."
If you're interested in trying something new, like kink, group sex, certain sex toys , or role-play, it might be nerve-wracking to come up with a new sexual repertoire all on your own. Games, therefore, are a great way to start to gain inspiration and try new things with your partner.
Games are also excellent if you know you want to get raunchier, but aren't sure how. "Sex games present a chance to do or experience things that you or your partner might not have even thought of, or considered otherwise," says Rowntree.
Below, some of the best games for the sexually adventurous.
"If you want a game that will help you to push the boundaries and experience new sensations with lots of variety," says Dr. O'Reilly, "consider the Dirty Deeds." Angie Rowntree adds that this game is great when you or your partner "want to try something a little kinkier but don’t want to overwhelm all at once."
Dr. O'Reilly also recommends this unique game, which she says "encourages you to slow down, set the mood and be in the moment."
According to Rowntree, this game "will excite your inner nerd with the multi-sided die—but trust us: the 'quests' you’re going on in this game are much wilder than your regularly scheduled tabletop session. With 96 foreplay options and 24 sex positions, you’ll be up all night long, so use lube and hydrate!"
Designed to inspire threesomes and other forms of group sex, with reviewers raving about its gender and sexual orientation inclusivity along with its irresistible fun.
Foreplay is somewhat game-like in and of itself, being that it's characterized by teasing, but it can often be rushed or passed over. For that reason, Jones finds sex games to be a great way of prolonging anticipation.
"Foreplay is all about delayed satisfaction, and that anticipation can be so sexy when you view it as a crucial ingredient in the sexual interaction instead of something to be rushed through," she says. "Anticipation lives in the excitement phase of the sexual response cycle, the first stage preceding orgasm. I
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