Card games
Erotic card games are a deck for adults: no board, no dice, nothing to set up. Our selection holds 47 decks — from truth-or-dare style games to position cards, strip poker and coupon books.
If you landed here looking for ordinary playing cards, it is worth knowing straight away: every game in this category is made for adults.
Four families of decks
The first is command and dare decks, where the card states the task — Bedroom Commands, Adventurous Sex! and the Spanish Verdad o Prenda belong here. The second is position cards, one position per card, such as the year-long A Year of...Sex! deck or a 50-position bondage set. The third is playing cards in the classic 52-card format for strip poker. The fourth is coupons and tarot for couples, where the card is a promise or a hint rather than a challenge.
For two people or for a group
Couple decks are built around taking turns; party decks are built for several players and shorter rounds. The range also includes two decks written specifically for same-sex couples, plus several emoji and humour decks that work more as an icebreaker than as a script.
What you need and how long it takes
Nothing beyond the cards and two people. You can stop a round whenever you like, so the length is up to you — a command deck often runs itself out in half an hour, while position cards tend to stay in a drawer as an idea for later. Some decks are printed in English or Spanish, which is easy enough on a one-line card and less so on longer descriptions.
Frequently asked questions
- How many cards are in a deck?
- It depends on the game. Position and coupon decks usually run to a few dozen cards, while classic playing cards for strip poker come in the standard 52.
- Do we need anything besides the cards?
- No. Some cards suggest an accessory you may or may not own — the game works without it.
- Which deck suits a first try at this kind of game?
- A deck of light dares, or a coupon book. Position cards and bondage decks are better once you know what interests you both.
- Are there decks for same-sex couples?
- Yes — the range includes one deck for lesbian and one for gay couples, and most dare decks are written in neutral terms anyway.
