Name: Kheper Games Get Ready to Dare.
Brand: Kheper Games
SKU: 3001-0970
Price: 34.52 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Looking for a fun and daring game to spice up your intimate moments? Look no further than Kheper Games Whose Dares Will You Do! This exciting game challenges you and your partner to take turns completing daring actions and answering revealing questions.

In stock

SKU: 3001-0970

€34.52

Kheper Games turns playful curiosity into shared laughter, with card games, dice games, and party picks made for couples and groups who love a little mischief.

Description / Kheper Games Get Ready to Dare.

Sometimes the best moments arrive when you stop planning and start playing. This party game invites you and your friends to roll the dice, write the dare and see who has the courage to follow through. With blank spaces on every card, you control how gentle or bold each challenge becomes, making it a perfect fit for any group that wants to laugh, blush and connect.

What You Get

Blank dare cards that let players customize every challenge to match the mood of the evening
A simple dice roll mechanic that keeps the game moving and the anticipation building
Adjustable intensity so you can keep things playful or push boundaries as far as the group agrees

Who It's For

Designed for adults who enjoy party games with a flirtatious edge, this set works beautifully at gatherings where trust and humor are already present. Looking for a game that breaks the ice without forcing anyone into discomfort? The customizable format means every player has a say in how daring the night becomes. It suits couples who want to invite friends into their playful side, groups celebrating a special occasion or anyone who appreciates games that balance laughter with a little risk. Because each dare is written on the spot, no two rounds ever feel the same.

How to Play and Care

One player rolls the die while others write dares with open-ended prompts, then the roller chooses which challenge to accept. The game accelerates or slows based on collective decisions, keeping everyone involved. Store the cards in their box to keep them clean and ready for your next gathering.

Delivered in discreet packaging with no external labels. Add it to your cart and bring a fresh kind of fun to your next evening together.

More Information

Manufacturer	Kheper Games
Brand	Kheper Games
Glow in the Dark	No
Weight (Kilograms)	0.400000

Product Questions (5)

Customer Questions

Erotic board games are boxed games with erotic content for couples or groups. Types: couples games, for one couple, with challenges, questions, role-play cards; party games, for groups (3-8 people), drinking games, truth or dare; BDSM games, with control/obedience as an element; storytelling, co-creating an erotic story; and foreplay games, designed to build anticipation. Brands: Monogamy, Sexopoly, Pillow Talk, Bedroom Bliss. Price 20-60 euros.

A good gift idea for well-known couples. Selection points: comfort level, knowing if they're at ease with this category, and if in doubt choosing a mild game (not BDSM); the relationship, a new couple versus a long-term one needing different games; the stage, a dating game for new couples, advanced for married ones; the occasion, a birthday, anniversary or Valentine's; and discreet packaging for discreet delivery. Gift advice: Monogamy or Pillow Talk for a classic couple, Sexopoly for a more playful one.

Adult party games for 3-8 people. Cards Against Humanity NSFW: cards, completing phrases with inappropriate humour. Drunk Stoned or Stupid: who among us would do what. That's What She Said: words with sexual innuendo. Adult Loaded Questions: awkward questions. Black Card Revoked. The Voting Game. They suit swinger parties, bachelorette/bachelor, evenings with close friends. NOT mixed groups with limits.

Criteria: players, 2 (couples) or 3+ (party); intensity, mild/medium/hardcore; duration, 30 minutes, 1-2 hours, all night; goal, foreplay, a night in, entertainment; language; and replayability. First couples game: Monogamy. First party game: Cards Against Humanity.

Before the game: agree on limits, hard limits and soft limits; a safe word, the ability to stop; skipping a card if it isn't appropriate; not too much alcohol; trust in the group; aftercare; and not as therapy, since they don't replace a couple's conversations.