Name: Tease&Please Truth or Dare Game
Brand: Tease & Please
SKU: 3003-3791-2
Price: 26.21 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Get ready to spice up your party nights with Tease & Please Truth or Dare Erotic Party Edition.

In stock

SKU: 3003-3791-2

€26.21

Playful by design, Tease & Please turns curiosity into connection through card games, dice, and couples' adventure sets that make intimacy feel like an invitation.

Description / Tease&Please Truth or Dare Game

Some moments call for a little playfulness, and others for a bold question that changes the whole evening. The Truth or Dare Erotic Party Edition by Tease & Please invites you and your friends to share laughter, secrets and daring challenges, all wrapped in a game designed for grown-up fun. With 69 questions and 69 provocative dares, it turns any gathering into an unforgettable night where honesty earns points and courage raises the stakes.

What's Inside

138 cards split between revealing truths and bold dares, each one designed to spark conversation and playful tension
A toss chip that decides your fate: will you confess or will you act?
Point-based play that rewards honesty and bravery, with the freedom to pass on any card without judgment
Compact, discreet packaging that fits easily into your party bag or bedside drawer

Who Will Love It

Perfect for groups of three or more who want to add a spicy twist to their evening. Whether you're celebrating with close friends, warming up a party or deepening trust with your partner in a playful setting, this game adapts to your comfort level. Every question invites detail, every dare invites courage, and nothing is ever mandatory. It's ideal as a gift for couples looking to explore together or as the centerpiece of an adults-only game night.

How to Play

Toss the chip to reveal whether you draw a Truth or a Dare card. Answer honestly or complete the challenge to earn points; pass on a card and lose those points instead. The game flows at your own pace, with no pressure and plenty of room for laughter. One example dare: lie blindfolded while each player places a hand on your body, then guess whose hand is where. The rules are simple, but the possibilities are endless.

Your order arrives in discreet packaging with nothing on the outside to hint at the contents. Ready to see how far your friends will go?

More Information

Manufacturer	Tease & Please
Brand	Tease & Please
Glow in the Dark	No
Weight (Kilograms)	0.311000

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.