Sex Games For Woman

Sex Games For Woman
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Best For Couples At Every Relationship Stage
Best For Expanding Your Sexual Repertoire
Best For Couples Who Want To Get Down To Business
Best For Multiple Couples And/Or Polyamorous Couples
Best For Couples Who Love 'Guess Who?'
Best For Couples Who Just Want A Classic Sex Game
Lindsay Geller
Lindsay Geller is the Love & Life Editor at Women’s Health, specializing in entertainment news and culture coverage.

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Emily Shiffer is a former digital web producer for Men’s Health and Prevention, and is currently a freelancer writer specializing in health, weight loss, and fitness.

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It's Friday night, and you've finally closed your laptop and muted your emails after a looong work week. You want (and tbh deserve) to blow off some steam, but instead of Netflix and chilling with your S.O. again, why not try something new? That's where sex games come in.
Similar to traditional board or card games, a sex game adds a little bit of spice to your 'ship. And you don't need to overthink it—a sex game can be pretty much anything that’s "fun, safe, and consensual," says Amy Levine , sex coach and certified sexuality educator in New York City. "It’s dedicated time to focus on each other’s wants, needs, desires, and curiosities."
Plus, "playing a game allows you to be present," Levine says, and, in a world of endless distraction, taking that intentional time to be present is, well, a game-changer in your relationship (and sexual connection).
While you can put a naughty twist on classic games like Twister and poker, you can also try one of the countless games that encourage foreplay, teasing, and overall just a great time. Surprise your S.O. with a weekend treat by ordering one of these games from Amazon or Lovehoney (don't worry, it comes in discreet packaging). Look forward to game night like never before with these 29 best sex games for couples:
In this game, you spin the spinner and pick a card from a category. And...a fun addition is the satin blindfold that comes along with it. This game will have you laughing, kissing, and who knows what else?!
As you can see on the box, this is "the game of eating out whilst staying in." And that's probably all you need to know. 🙈
The creators of the game suggest having these items to accompany your game play: flavored lube, small food items (cherries, strawberries or similar), ice cubes, something fizzy to drink, and a blindfold. So make sure you're stocked up.
Truth or Dare has always been a hot game. It brings sexual tension into any room it enters. With this version, you don't even have to do the hard part of thinking up the questions—you can leave it all up to the cards (and, well, blame it all on the cards as well). In this game, with 'Would you rather'-style q's, you'll be a pro at what your partner loves in the bedroom by the end of the night.
It's poker, but spicyyy. At first, it seems just like regular poker: You have to get a better hand than your "opponent," but this type of poker comes with different risk and different rewards.
According to an Amazon review, "These reward cards, in order of use are categorized as strip, cuddle, nude, hot, lust, and climax. This effectively allows the players to slowly build up their arousal and overall interest in sequentially more risqué rewards until finally reaching the ultimate climax reward." Ohhh boy.
This best-selling sexy card game lets you play your way around your partner's body in three different ways over three tiers of intensity. Warm up with the "Mmm" cards based around touching and teasing, then move on to the "Ooh" cards detailing mini role-play scenarios. Finish (literally) with the "Aah" cards. This game also comes with a blindfold (score), and you have to complete each action within a certain time limit, so... pressure's on.
If emotional intimacy turns you on, we've got you covered too. This pack of 150 conversation starter questions, inspired by couple's psychologists, will have you learning so much about your S.O.
With five categories of questions including Family, Intimacy, Couple, Individual, and Past & Future, you can decide what you want to know more about, or what you think will bring you closer. Pair this with a bottle of wine and you can have yourself the perfect date night.
Need a reason to try this sex game? How about 5,000+ reasons? That's how many five-star reviews Talk, Flirt, Dare has received on Amazon. Yeah, it's that good.
The game offers three levels—talk, flirt, and dare, obvs—so you can choose the level of closeness in your game. Talk is perfect for parties, Flirt can help take a new relationship to the next level, and Dare will reignite your connection in a long-term relationship.
When you want to spice things up but you're low on ideas, this game will get you out of your rut. Roll the dice, pick a card, and do what the card instructs. After a couple rounds of licking, sex-toy play, and bondage to get you started, you'll forget you were even playing a game.
Pack this compact card game in your suitcase and bring it on your next couple's getaway for a vacation you'll never forget. It contains 50 "naughty" truths and 50 "challenging" dares, so you know it'll turn up the heat in your relationship—no matter where you are.
This game is definitely the Jenga for adults. The classic wood stacking game has gotten a sexy makeover with this O-ing Tower. It has a total of 54 blocks with a combination of 27 ‘Truth or Dare’ questions, as well as 27 tasks/challenges that your S.O. (or you) has to perform.
Cosmo 's card deck features 99 positions with illustrations and instructions to get your imagination going. Plus, it offers 12 bonus “lust lessons” to help you master some extra bonus moves.
This spicier version of Charades is guaranteed to get some laughs. According to the description, this dirty version is all about "suggestive innuendos" that'll get things going between you and your partner. It comes with 100 cards and six charades on each card. Up for some group fun? You can play Dirty Charades with up to four people, so invite another person or couple to join in on the fun.
This deck of playing cards features 52 different positions for you and your partner to try out. One Amazon reviewer loves this game so much she's made up her own rules: "Has a variety of positions [I've] never seen. I make up my own game."
Turn your bedroom into the world's most exclusive casino with this game of strip blackjack. It's pretty similar to the OG version, just naked (a.k.a. better). Not only does it make getting undressed way more fun, but it's all about empowering you to tease your partner with a slow and sensual reveal.
With six different dice: two with positions, two with body parts, and two with verbs (like lick), so you can mix and match any way you prefer. It’s guaranteed to get you and your partner to try some new moves.
You won't run out of ideas with these questions. They’re designed to help you and your partner talk all things sex. The concept: When you feel more comfortable talking about sex together, you’ll enjoy sex more. So get to asking!
The classic “Would You Rather…?” game takes a turn for the sexy in this edition. With questions like: “Would you rather… watch your partner have a hot and heavy make-out session with someone you don’t know, or listen to them have loud, wild sex behind closed doors with someone you do know?” and “Would you rather… have sex with a screamer, or have sex with a biter?,” you'll get to know each other’s deepest desires.
If you’re looking to bring some laughter into your foreplay, this is the game for you. It has a whopping 308 questions total, and you can play with up to six people, so make it a party.
Some of the questions include: What is an instant mood killer? What word sounds dirty…but isn’t? What TV show would you watch if it included full nudity?
If you love the bar game Darts, you’ll dig this magnetic version that's all about the strip tease. The section your bottle cap lands on determines which article of clothing has to come off. So, flex your competitive side until...well, you know.
This game might've been designed for married couples, but anyone can play it since it's all about your relationship. If you feel like you and your partner have fallen into old patterns, the Discovery Game helps you rekindle your passion for each other by overcoming "intimacy obstacles." Granted, it's not the sexiest sex game on the market, but you'll likely still end up in bed together after playing so... it's a win-win.
Monopoly—but for sex? It sounds a little (okay, a lot) corny, but as one reviewer wrote, "OMG we had soooo much fun playing this. Definitely reignites the passion in a relationship." The game includes over 400 seductive ideas and 50 fantasies over three levels of progressive play: intimate, passionate, and steamy.
"It’s very challenging to make it to the end of the game, but very worth it as the winner gets to pick their 'fantasy,'" the reviewer added.
This card game is more strategic than other sex games, so if you and your partner need some intellectual stimulation before some, uh, physical stimulation, look no further. Use battle cards to compete for reward cards containing three dares to choose from. Whoever collects the most reward cards wins—and gets to pick an extra special final dare.
Who doesn’t love a good game of poker? Spice things up with this version of strip poker that has different articles of clothing on each card to take your game beyond the card table and back to the bedroom.
Buckle up, this game promises to take you and your S.O. on "a journey of sexual discovery." Behind every square, you'll find a sexy question or sensual act designed to bring you two closer together. It's kind of like "Guess Who?" but way, way hotter.
If you and your partner are into BDSM, or are interested in trying it, this sex game for couples comes with everything you need to explore bondage as a beginner. Besides the necessary equipment, the game features 40 instructional cards that tell you exactly what to do. Think: "Blindfold your partner, and use an ice cube to arouse them."
The name kinda says it all, right? This sexy twist on Connect Four is all about foreplay. The rules are the same as when you played as a kid, except each circle has a foreplay activity on it. Don't be surprised if you're in bed before you even get three in a row...
An oldie but a goodie, sex dice are a classic—and super easy—sex game you can play over and over again. Each of the four dice covers a sexy topic: foreplay, oral, props, and sex positions. Roll all four at once to start the game and see where it leads you. (Hint: It's somewhere good .)
Okay, so Twister technically isn't a sex game...until you up the stakes. Every time you or your partner falls, remove a piece of clothing. Voila—Strip Twister! Not only will this game give you major childhood nostalgia, but it'll help you and your partner get flexible for what comes after...
This book has more than 50 sex games for couples and includes step-by-step instructions, variations, and explanations of the psychology behind each one courtesy of certified sex coach Amber Cole. And if that wasn't enough, she also offers additional tips and advice, including how to talk dirty and how to tease over text.

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When I was a kid my neighbour had Sex Games on his Commodore 64, by which I mean a game that was literally called Sex Games. Published by Landisoft in 1985, it was all about waggling a joystick back and forth while two bright pink cartoon people went at it like joyless jackhammers. It was a terrible sex sim and a terrible introduction to the idea that sex was a worthwhile subject for videogames.
We've come a long way since then—quiet, you—but there are still plenty of games about sex that are just as bad in their way. The ones that aren't deserve to be celebrated. Sex can be playful and funny and exciting and those are all things videogames are also good at being. Especially these videogames.
(These are all "sex games" rather than "games that happen to have sex in them", if that distinction makes sense. The Witcher 3 is an RPG dozens of hours long that has some sex scenes in it, but it's not a sex game if you catch my drift.)
Coming Out on Top takes subplots the gay sidekick gets in a sitcom, then expands them into their own A-plots. That guy at the bar last night seemed so nice, then you go to college the next morning and your new lecturer is that same guy: DRAMATIC MUSICAL STING. It's full of twists but it's very wholesome. There's no problem that can't be solved by three roommates talking about it while throwing around one-liners.
I went on a date with a pop star who wanted to stay incognito because his fans didn't know he was gay, so we went to a country & western bar then did karaoke. It was one of the most romantic things I've seen in any dating sim, and then afterwards we went back to his hotel room and it got very explicit.
I called Coming Out on Top "wholesome" but it does feature actual raunch, which will be pixelated if you play the censored version from Steam (opens in new tab) . It also gets dark and weird sometimes. I don't want to spoil it for you, but the stuff with the goldfish really goes some places.
If you like this you might also like: Tusks (opens in new tab) , a dating sim about gay orcs. If you played Shadow of Mordor and wanted to get even closer to the hunky green dudes, well, here's your chance.
It's a cyberpunk dystopia and you're a semi-organic robot on the run. You fall in with a friendly group who are investigating a mystery that might be the fault of an evil corporation's experiments, because this is cyberpunk after all. Where does the sex come in? Well, that mystery being investigated is that everyone in the city has become inexplicably horny.
Each day you choose whether to pursue the main plot or one of your new friends, several of whom are romanceable. (The rest are being added in patches thanks to Patreon (opens in new tab) backers, who get the latest build.) You can also just wander around the city, busting up surveillance droids for valuable scrap, talking to people, and, yeah, having quite a lot of sex.
Hardcoded is well-written, and it has a great pixel-art adventure game look. I'd recommend it even if it wasn't about sexbots who've just had their boobs upgraded and would like a chance to test them out.
If you like this you might also like: Mutiny!! (opens in new tab) , which is about being captain of a ship crewed by monster girls who probably think 'the chain of command' is a sex toy.
A collection of Robert Yang's minigames, Radiator 2 includes Stick Shift (about a dude driving a car he's way into), Succulent (about a dude eating a corndog he's way into), and Hurt Me Plenty (about spanking). While the third one straight-up simulates a sexual act, the first two are extended, unsubtle double entendres and both are hilarious. They're interactive music videos in which your mouse-waggling builds the visuals towards an over-the-top crescendo. Yang's games delight in taking 3D characters who look like they belong in a shooter (his early work includes Half-Life 2 mods), then stretching and exaggerating them for effect. They're like sexed-up versions of an0nymoose's Source Filmmaker videos (opens in new tab) .
There's a bonus in Radiator 2, an extra game you unlock by clicking the condom on the menu screen. It gives you a sniper rifle that shoots prophylactics and sets you up across the street from a building full of men who need protection. A bizarre parody of modern military shooters follows.
Sex can be funny, and Radiator 2 understands that like few other games do.
If you like this you might also like: The Tearoom (opens in new tab) , another of Yang's games, this time set in a truckstop bathroom in the 1960s. The aim is to pick up dudes and get them off without being busted by the police. To keep things PG all the dicks are replaced by the one thing you can put in any game without criticism—guns.
There's a complex plot involving a disguise and a popularity competition worth five million dollars, but what Ladykiller in a Bind is about is being stuck on a cruise for a week with a ship full of horny young people. Horny, kinky young people.
While you can spend the days pursuing votes in the popularity competition while dodging suspicion to maintain your disguise, you'll also be pursuing sex. No matter what happens during each day, when the sun goes down you choose one of two characters to share a room with, one dominant and the other submissive. Ladykiller in a Bind is an introduction to BDSM, and a great one. Like, if you thought "subspace" was just where Optimus Prime keeps his trailer you're gonna learn some stuff.
While a lot of sexy visual novels cast their protagonists as arrogant jerks or desperate losers, Ladykiller in a Bind makes you a suave lesbian womanizer who is confident and cool. Even if inhabiting that character isn't your fantasy, it's a fun space to explore and one no other game does.
If you like this you might also like: One Night Stand (opens in new tab) , another visual novel that shares Ladykiller's interest in negotiating what comes after sex. It's the morning after and you're work
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