Sex Games

Finding the right sex game

Format — how much structure do you want

Dice sets have no rules, no setup, no turns. Roll and follow what comes up. They suit couples who want something spontaneous without thinking about it.

Card games sit in the middle — some are as simple as pulling a card and following the instruction, others have a light points structure or a simple matching format. Most take minutes to learn.

Board games are the most involved format. They work best when both people are actually in the mood to sit down and play something — the payoff builds as the game progresses, it doesn't land straight away. Worth being honest about whether that suits you before buying.

Envelope and scenario sets work differently to all of the above. Each envelope contains a written scenario for the night — sealed, to be opened one at a time over days or weeks. There's no game structure, just a ready-made idea handed to you. These suit couples who want something planned but low-effort across a longer stretch of time.

Couples vs groups

Most games here are built for two. Some board games and physical games open up to larger groups — check player count before buying. Group formats are generally lighter in tone — forfeits, physical challenges, nothing explicitly sexual.

How explicit do you want it

The range spans from kissing prompt cards and scratch tickets at one end to BDSM-focused games involving restraint, dominance, and explicit scenarios at the other. Most games make their level obvious from the packaging — worth checking before buying as a gift.

Some BDSM-adjacent games suggest having props to hand before you play — restraints, a blindfold, a paddle. If you don't have any of that already, bondage kits are a practical starting point. The broader bondage gear range covers individual pieces if you'd rather build selectively.

Scenario and envelope games

Envelope games work over time, not in one sitting. A set of sealed scenarios — each one a different night — hands control of the evening over to the game, nothing to decide on the night. Levels are usually colour-coded across the set, so you can stay at one level or let a die pick for you.

These pair well with candles and massage oils if setting the scene matters.

Sex games as gifts

Sex games are one of the more straightforward gift options in this category — packaging is typically all black or minimal, nothing that makes the contents obvious. Dice sets and card games are the easiest format to gift: small, inexpensive, no prior knowledge needed from the recipient.

For couples who already have toys and gear, a game adds something different without duplicating what they have. Sex toy sets work well alongside a game if you want to put something more substantial together. For something lighter and more playful, edible treats are a low-commitment addition to a gift.

Trusted brands, discreet delivery

Sex games here come from Creative Conceptions, Kheper Games, Spencer & Fleetwood, and Secret Play — brands that have been making adult games for years with a genuine range of formats and themes.

Orders leave in plain boxes with no external branding. Same-day dispatch on orders placed before 14:00 Monday to Friday. Free UK delivery over £50.