50 Fun Games for Couples to Play (Complete 2023 Guide)
If you’re like us and you’re always on the hunt for new ways to build intimacy in your relationship, spice things up and have more fun with your significant other, we might just have the perfect idea for both of you. Playing games together!
Thats why we’ve come up with this complete guide to fun games for couples to play together.
It’s alarming that most couples just fall into a routine of things to do. Now, while routines aren't bad, they tend to get boring over time. Let’s be honest, there’s nothing exciting about watching the same movies or TV show every Friday at the same time!
Now, we are not pointing the finger, we are guilty of this too! But we decided to get outside our comfort zones and switch things up by trying out different games together.
Playing games together can be a great way to strengthen your bond, create new memories, and have a lot of laughs. If you need games you can play at home, on a date night out, or during a long-distance relationship, we've got you covered. In this article, we’ll dive into 50 fun games for couples to play and fall in love again.
On top of this, if you’re looking to play games on a trip in the future, check out our Europe travel guide, and what to pack when you go on your adventure!
Games to Play at Home
1. Truth or Dare
An old classic and I must say, one of our personal favourites-Truth or Dare. This classic game is the perfect way to get to know your partner better and inject some fun into your routine.
You only need a few things: some friends to play with (if you're feeling extra adventurous), some snacks to munch on, and a willingness to let loose and have a good time.
To get started, take turns asking each other truth questions or dares. If you choose truth, get ready to reveal some secrets or answer some personal questions. And if you're feeling daring, choose to dare and be prepared to do something wild and crazy.
But be warned, this game can get a little intense, so it's important to make sure you and your partner are on the same page about what's off-limits. And remember, what happens in Truth or Dare, stays in Truth or Dare.
2. The Newlywed Game
To all the lovebirds out there, The Newlywed game is a perfect way to add some fun and friendly competition to your relationship. You know, that classic TV show where couples compete to see who knows each other best. Here's how to play:
Grab some paper and pens, and come up with a list of questions to ask each other. There are tons of question ideas online, or you can create your own. Then take turns asking each other questions about your likes, dislikes, and preferences. Write down your answers and see if you match up with your partner's.
The best part of The Newlywed Game is discovering new things about your partner and learning more about each other. And let's be honest, it's pretty hilarious when you both get the answer wrong and realise you're not as in sync as you thought.
So why not give The Newlywed Game a try? It's a fun and easy way to spend quality time together. But be warned, you may be humbled by how little you actually know about each other!
3. Board Games
Henry and I have had some pretty epic battles over a classic game of Monopoly. Let’s just say it doesn’t always lead to a happy ending! The good news is that there are tons of other board games out there that are perfect for couples to play together.
Now, the key is to pick a game that you both actually enjoy. Otherwise, things could end pretty quickly. If you're both into word games, go for Scrabble. Feeling strategic? Give Settlers of Catan a shot.
I know what you're thinking, "Board games are for kids." But hear me out. There's something about the competitive nature of board games that can really get the blood pumping. Plus, it's a great way to spend quality time together without breaking the bank.
Once you've chosen your game, it's time to set it up. Make sure you've got all the pieces and that they're in good condition. Nothing sucks more than a missing piece or a bent card. Then, decide who goes first. You could flip a coin, play rock-paper-scissors, or just take turns.
As you play, keep it light and fun. Trash-talking is definitely allowed (and even encouraged, in my opinion), but don't take it too seriously. And if things start to get too intense, take a break and come back to it later. It's not worth ruining your night over.
Grab your favourite board game, some snacks, and a drink or two, and settle in for a night of fun and friendly competition. Who knows, you might just learn something new about each other along the way.
4. Video Games
Have you ever considered playing video games together? We’ve tried it and, it is a fun thing to do as a couple. The key is to find a game that you both actually enjoy. None of that "pretending to like it for the sake of the relationship" stuff.
If you're into cooperative games, then you have to check out Overcooked. You and your partner will be virtual chefs working together in a kitchen, navigating obstacles and creating mouth-watering dishes.
For couples like us that prefer some healthy competition, you can't go wrong with Mario Kart. It's a classic racing game known to cause arguments yet strengthen friendships, playing it with your partner might actually be a lot of fun. Just be ready to throw some serious shade if they manage to beat you in a race.
Once you've decided on a game, make sure you have all the necessary equipment, like controllers or headsets. Then, cosy up together for a night of gaming.
5. Puzzle Games
Sometimes, you just want to kick back and relax with your special someone. And what's better than opening a bottle of wine and tackling a puzzle game together? Not much in my opinion.
Sudoku is a classic choice for those who love numbers and logic. Crossword puzzles are perfect for word nerds. If you really want to get intense, try a jigsaw puzzle. It may take a while to sort through all the pieces, but the satisfaction of completing the picture together is totally worth it.
A little friendly competition never hurt anyone. See who can solve their part of the puzzle first or who can complete the most puzzles in a set amount of time. Loser does the dishes? Just a suggestion.
Games to Play on Date Nights Out
6. Scavenger Hunt
Have you been looking for a fun and adventurous way to explore your city together? Why not try a scavenger hunt?
Picture you and your partner strolling through the streets, working together to solve puzzles and find hidden treasure. It really is a great way to create memories. The best part is that you can tailor the scavenger hunt to fit your interests and the places you want to go.
You can create a list of clues that will lead you to different locations throughout your city. Get creative with your clues! Make them challenging enough to keep you both engaged, but not so tough that you get frustrated and quit.
Once you've got your clues, hit the streets! Don't forget to bring your phones, a map of the city, and some snacks to keep you fuelled up. You never know where your adventure might take you or how long it will last.
And when you finally uncover the hidden treasure after solving all of the clues, it'll feel like winning the lottery (minus the cash prize, of course).
7. Escape Room
An escape room is a great game for couples. You get to work together to solve puzzles and clues. It's like being in a real-life video game, but way more intense.
You and your partner are locked in a room and you have to find a way to escape before the clock runs out. And the clock is ticking fast! You'll need to use your critical thinking skills and work as a team to uncover hidden clues and solve puzzles that will ultimately lead to your escape.
It's a great way to bond with your partner and see how well you work together under pressure. We did an escape room once and surprisingly Robyn was way better than Henry! But remember, you need to work as a team!
All you need to play is a sense of adventure, a willingness to work together, and maybe a little bit of luck.
8. Karaoke
Henry and I are not the best singers, but we have a good laugh picking out songs for each other to sing when we have karaoke nights. It's the perfect way to let loose, sing your hearts out and create some unforgettable memories together.
When we went to Amsterdam, we went to a karaoke bar and it was one of the funniest nights we have ever had! It’s a great activity to let your hair down!
Us on a very messy Karaoke night!
Don't be afraid to get a little silly with your song choices - after all, karaoke is all about having fun. You can make cheeky videos and show them to your partner the next morning.
9. Bowling
Bowling is a super underrated date night activity. It's a great way to have some fun competition and maybe even show off your skills (or lack).
One of the best parts is creating your own challenges. Who says you have to stick to the traditional scoring system? Why not try bowling with your opposite hand or between your legs? Or maybe even try to knock down specific pins in a certain order. Get creative and have some fun with it.
So next time you're struggling to come up with a fun and unique date idea, consider bowling. It's a classic for a reason and you might just surprise yourself with how much fun you'll have.
10. Mini-Golf
Mini-Golf can be a real challenge. But don't worry, with the right course and some teamwork, you and your partner can conquer it.
To really make the most of your mini-golf adventure, choose a course that's packed with creative obstacles. From loop-de-loops to windmills and beyond, the more imaginative the obstacles, the better. That way, you'll have plenty of opportunities to work together to get that elusive hole-in-one.
One our first dates was actually at Ghetto Golf in Birmingham! Let’s just say, Henry almost didn’t go on another date with Robyn because of how bad she was at mini golf!
Don’t be scared to make some silly shots, cheer each other on, and maybe even indulge in a friendly bit of smack talk. Who knows, you might just end up with a new inside joke or two to share.
Games to Play in Long-Distance Relationships
11. Two Truths and a Lie
If you’re not always with your partner but you still want to spice things up, try out "Two Truths and a Lie" This game will have you both laughing and guessing in no time.
Here's how it works: Each person takes turns sharing three statements about themselves, but here's the catch – one of those statements is a lie! Your partner then has to guess which statement is the fib. Don’t be fooled, it's harder than it sounds.
12. Never Have I Ever
Have you ever played Never Have I Ever? It's a fun game for couples in long-distance relationships to play. The rules are simple: each person takes turns sharing something they've never done, and if your partner has done it, they have to take a sip of their drink.
This game is not only a fun way to get to know each other's wild side, but it is a perfect way to keep the conversation going. You'll be surprised at the things you'll learn about your partner or friends that you never knew before. The best part about this game is that it can be played anywhere, at any time. Even if you’re miles apart it’s a perfect way to still feel close.
13. Virtual Trivia
To play virtual trivia, choose a trivia topic that you both love. It can be anything from sports, movies, or even something out of the blue like Harry Potter. Make sure it's something you both feel confident in, but don't be afraid to challenge each other a bit too.
Once you've chosen your topic, get ready to put your knowledge to the test! Virtual trivia games are a blast, and there are plenty of platforms to choose from. Some popular options include QuizUp, Trivia Crack, and Kahoot. They're easy to use, and most have free versions available.
Believe it or not, Robyn loves playing online games!
14. Online Board Games
Who says you have to be together to bond over board games? Monopoly and Settlers of Catan, have online versions that you can play together online!
It's super easy to set up a game and get started. Who doesn't love a little friendly competition? Plus, playing online means you don't have to worry about losing game pieces or dealing with the inevitable arguments over who gets to be the banker.
15. Try i-message games together
If you need fun games for couples to play online, you can never miss with i-message games. Try something new like 20 Questions.
Romantic Games for Couples
16. Blindfolded Feeding
I believe every couple should try blindfolded feeding at least once. Blindfolded feeding is a great way to build trust and communication between partners, it can also be incredibly sensual and romantic.
Imagine the feeling of your partner's hands on your face as they gently guide the food into your mouth. It's a sensory experience that can really bring you closer together.
Here's how it works: one person is blindfolded while the other feeds them different types of food. The blindfolded person has to guess what each food is while enjoying the sensation of being fed by their partner.
It's also a great opportunity to have a bit of fun and get a little silly. Maybe you can even try feeding your partner something they don't like, just to see their reaction.
This game is a playful and exciting way to add some much-needed spark to your relationship. Give it a try and see where it takes you!
17. Love Letter Game
If you're looking for a fun and romantic way to express your feelings to your partner try the love letter Game! It's a simple concept: you and your significant other each write a love letter to each other, and then read them aloud over a candlelit dinner.
It might sound cheesy. But it's super cute and surprisingly heartfelt. Plus, who doesn't love a good candlelit dinner?
The best part about the Love Letter Game is that you can really let your creativity shine. You can write about how much you appreciate your partner, your favourite memories together, or even your hopes and dreams for the future. And reading them aloud to each other adds a whole new level of intimacy to the experience.
Writing a love letter can be pretty daunting. That's why the Love Letter Game provides the perfect opportunity to practice your romantic writing skills. And who knows? Maybe it'll inspire you to write even more love letters in the future.
This is a great game to play if you’re in a long distance relationship too!
18. Sensual Scrabble
Sensual Scrabble takes the classic board game and turns it into a steamy, romantic adventure for couples.
The rules are simple: instead of regular words, you'll choose romantic or sensual words and phrases to spell out on the board. It's a great way to get your creative juices flowing and add some excitement to your night.
Not only is Sensual Scrabble a fun and flirty game to play with your partner, it's also a great way to improve your vocabulary. Who knew learning new words could be so sexy?
So the next time you're looking for a fun game to play with your partner, give Sensual Scrabble a try. You'll be surprised at how quickly things heat up!
19. Romantic Charades
Charades are hands down one of the most enjoyable and amusing games couples can play together. Instead of the usual boring words and phrases, you decide to take it up a notch and choose romantic or sensual words and phrases to act out.
It's amazing how much laughter and fun can be had with just a few suggestive words and some silly gestures. And the best part is, you don't even need to be an expert in acting to play this game! All you need is a sense of humour, a willingness to let loose, and a partner who's game for some flirty fun.
20. Romantic Movie Trivia
Grab your favourite rom-com and challenge your significant other to a battle of wits.
Whether you're a die-hard fan of The Notebook or swoon over Bridgerton, this game is sure to keep you on your toes. Test your knowledge of the plot, characters, and memorable quotes, and see who comes out on top.
This is also a great romantic date idea!
Competitive Games for Couples
21. Card Games
We love playing cards as a fun game to play!
If you want a fun and competitive way to spend an evening with your partner. Try out some popular card games. If you’re into classic games like poker or prefer something more modern like Exploding Kittens, there's a game out there for everyone.
If you’re not sure where to start, just think about your favourite games and see if there's a card game version available. If you love strategy games, Try out Dominion or 7 Wonders. Looking for something silly and irreverent? Give Cards Against Humanity a go.
We love card games! We bring a pack of cards most places we go! It is great to whip out over drinks or even with family as everyone can get involved! If you want to take it to the next level, you can even throw in a bet or two!
22. Table Tennis
Table tennis is fast-paced and totally thrilling, making it a great way to bond with your significant other.
If you want to try it out at home, all you need is a table and some paddles. Trust me, it's a lot easier than it looks! Or, if you're feeling adventurous, you can check out a local ping pong club for a more competitive atmosphere.
23. Foosball
No, it’s not a typo, Foosball is a super fun and competitive game that couples can play either at home or at their favourite bar. It's the perfect way to spend a night out with your significant other or your buddies.
The goal of the game is simple: score as many goals as you can and become the ultimate champion of the night. The feeling of claiming those bragging rights is unbeatable!
24. Pool/Billiards
This game is known to bring out the competitive side in people, while still being loads of fun. If you're looking for a great way to spend an evening with your partner, heading to your local pool hall is definitely worth considering.
When you walk into the pool hall, you'll immediately be hit with the sounds of balls clacking together, cues hitting the felt, and the occasional hoot and holler from players who just made an impressive shot. It's a lively atmosphere that can be both exhilarating and nerve-wracking, but that's part of the fun!
One of the best things about playing pool is that it's a game that's easy to learn, but difficult to master. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a complete beginner, you can still have a blast playing with your friends. And if you're competitive, there's always the thrill of trying to sink more balls than your opponent.
But let's be real, Pool isn't just about the game itself - it's also about the social aspect. There's something about standing around the table, chatting with your friends, and taking shots that just feels so satisfying. Plus, if you're with your significant other, you can make things interesting with a friendly wager or two.
So, if you're looking for a fun and casual night out, grab your friends or your significant other and head to your local pool hall. Who knows, you might just discover a new favourite pastime!
25. Video Game Tournaments
You can pick a video game that you both love and battle it out for bragging rights. Will you come out on top or will your partner? The only way to find out is by grabbing those controllers and diving in.
Just imagine the excitement as you both hunker down in front of the screen, eyes locked on the action, fingers flying across the buttons. It's a battle of wits and reflexes, and the stakes are high. But don't worry, even if you don't win, you're guaranteed to have a blast.
Games for Adventure-Seeking Couples
26. Bungee Jumping
This heart-pumping activity will have you both feeling the rush of adrenaline as you take the plunge together. Imagine you and your partner standing on the edge of a platform, overlooking a breathtaking view, ready to jump into the unknown. The exhilaration and the thrill of the fall will be a memory that you'll cherish for a long time to come.
Not only is bungee jumping an awesome way to bond as a couple, but it's also a great way to face your fears and try something new.
27. Skydiving
If you want to kick things up a notch, you can try skydiving. It's the perfect activity to experience the rush of freefalling together and create unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime.
Sure, it might sound a little scary, but the feeling of accomplishment and excitement after you land is totally worth it. Plus, you'll have a great story to tell your friends and family (and Instagram followers)!
28. White Water Rafting
White water rafting can be a bit intimidating at first, but that's part of the fun. You'll feel like a total badass as you tackle the challenging rapids together. And if you do end up falling in, you can just laugh it off and enjoy the refreshing water.
29. Zip Lining
Looking for an exciting and picturesque way to have fun with your partner? Look no further than zip-lining! Trust me, there's nothing quite like soaring above the treetops and taking in the breathtaking views together.
Zip lining also allows you to connect with nature in a unique way. Imagine feeling the wind rush through your hair as you zip past lush greenery and stunning landscapes.
30. Rock Climbing
If you and your partner want to push each other to new heights, rock climbing is the perfect thing to do together. Whether you're a seasoned climber or a newbie, there's always room to improve and grow. And with your partner by your side, you'll have the encouragement and support you need to reach new heights.
Communication Games for Couples
31. Conversation Starters
Looking for a fun way to deepen your connection with your significant other? Why not try using conversation starters? Not only are they a great way to get to know your partner better, but they can also ignite fresh and exciting discussions.
If you need some inspiration, you can ask each other questions like "What's the craziest thing you've ever done?" or "If you could travel back in time, where and when would you go?" You could even throw in some more light-hearted questions like "What's your favourite ice cream flavour?"
This doesn't have to be just a game. Try to incorporate conversation starters into your daily routine, you can keep the spark alive in your relationship and create lasting memories together.
We love a games night, and usually pair it with baking!
32. 36 Questions
This is the ultimate game to take your relationship to the next level. This is not just your typical board or card game, but a set of 36 questions designed to promote vulnerability and honesty. Sounds intense, right?
The game is pretty simple - you and your partner take turns answering the questions. But be prepared, some of the questions might make you feel a little uncomfortable. You might even need a bottle of wine to get through them! But trust me, it's worth it.
By the end of the game, you'll have learned so much about your partner and maybe even about yourself. It's a great way to deepen intimacy and create a stronger connection.
33. Journaling Prompts
Journaling prompts are what every couple needs. Pick prompts that you both vibe with and start writing down your thoughts and feelings. Maybe it's about your hopes and dreams for the future, your favourite memories together, or even your silly quirks and inside jokes. The point is to get creative and explore your relationship in new ways.
We’ve found that journaling prompts aren't only therapeutic, but they can also strengthen your bond with your partner by creating a deeper understanding and appreciation for each other. So don't be shy, grab a notebook and some pens, and let the words flow!
34. Love Language Quiz
Do you really know your partner's love language? Taking the love language quiz is a great way to really understand your partner’s preferred ways of showing and receiving love. And the best part? You can use this information to strengthen your relationship and communicate more effectively.
If you’re a hopeless romantic or a sceptic when it comes to all things lovey-dovey, taking a love language quiz is a fun and easy way to gain some insights into what makes your partner tick.
35. Role-Playing Scenarios
Role-playing scenarios are a super fun and creative way to indirectly communicate what you want with your partner. Trust me, we’ve tried it and it works. It’s a great way to explore new aspects of your relationship together. You can use your imagination or go all out by playing dress-up.
Use descriptive language and vivid imagery to create a realistic and exciting atmosphere. And don't forget to incorporate some humour and sarcasm at times - it'll make the experience all the more entertaining and enjoyable.
Maybe you’re also looking for ways to build intimacy in a relationship - this could be a great game!
Mind Games for Couples
36. Sudoku
There are a lot of fun games out there that can also boost your problem-solving skills. Sudoku is one of those games and it is a perfect way to spend quality time together.
Sudoku can be frustrating at times, but solving it with your partner makes the world of a difference.
Grab a pen, snuggle up with your sweetheart, and get ready to conquer the world of Sudoku together. Who knows, maybe you'll even become the ultimate puzzle-solving duo!
37. Crossword Puzzles
Looking for a fun and engaging way to spend quality time with your significant other? Look no further than crossword puzzles!
Crossword puzzles will help you strengthen your teamwork skills and maybe even learn something new in the process.
38. Chess
Chess is a classic game of strategy, but it's also a great way to improve your critical thinking skills and challenge each other to become better players.
With this game, it’s easy to get the tension build up as you anticipate your partner's response to your move. You don’t have to be professionals to play chess together. It might even be fun to learn some new moves from your significant other.
39. Rubik's Cube
If you’ve ever tried solving a Rubik's Cube you’ll know it's one of the most challenging puzzles out there, but with a little bit of patience and practice, you'll be able to solve it like a pro. It's a great activity to do as a couple.
Working together to solve the Rubik's Cube not only improves your problem-solving skills but also creates a fun bonding experience. It’s also satisfying to finally crack the code and see all the colours match up perfectly.
40. Memory Games
Personally, my favourite memory games are Concentration and Memory Match. They're both easy to learn but can be quite challenging as you progress through the levels.
Playing memory games together is also a great opportunity to bond with your partner. You'll learn each other's strengths and weaknesses and can work together to improve your scores. And let's be real, nothing brings people closer together than a little healthy competition.
Outdoor Games for Couples
41. Frisbee
We love spending time outside, but sometimes it’s hard to find games and activities that we can enjoy together. One game we’ve found is really fun is a classic game of frisbee. This game is perfect for a day at the park or a trip to the beach.
Fun fact actually, Robyn played Ultimate Frisbee for Great Britain when she was younger! So, Henry has a slight disadvantage when it comes to playing Frisbee!
All you need is a Frisbee and some open space. Just toss the disc back and forth, and soak up the sun and fresh air while you're at it. It's also a great way to get some exercise, bond with your partner, and forget about the stresses of daily life for a while.
If you don’t mind company, you can bring the dogs along to join in the fun.
42. Hiking
Hiking is a great way to bond with your partner, but it's also a chance to disconnect from the hectic pace of everyday life and immerse yourself in nature's beauty. You'll also get a killer workout in the process - talk about a win-win!
Grab your hiking boots and a water bottle, and hit the trails with your partner. Below you can see a hike we went on while on our trip to Florence!
43. Camping
Camping is a fun and adventurous way to spend quality time with your significant other. There's nothing quite like setting up a tent, building a fire, and enjoying the peacefulness of nature together.
You get to spend your time in a cosy tent under a starry sky, sharing stories and laughs as you roast marshmallows over the fire. Sounds like a truly magical experience to me.
If you're new to camping, don't worry - there are plenty of resources out there to help you get started. From online guides to camping gear rental services, you can easily find everything you need to make your camping trip a success.
44. Beach Volleyball
Beach volleyball is a game anyone can enjoy. All you need is a ball, a net, and some sand to create your own personal court. And the best part? You don't need to be a gym rat to play this game - just get out there and have fun.
You can try this game out with your partner at the beach. It's a great way to pass the time and have fun on your day out.
45. Cycling
Have you ever tried riding on a tandem bike with your partner? Cycling is a fantastic way to discover hidden gems in your area while spending quality time together. Plus you’ll burn some calories along the way. Who needs a stuffy gym when you can cycle your way to a healthier lifestyle?
It's a date that doesn't have to break the bank either. Just rent a bike or bring your own and you're good to go!
Games to Help with Trust-Building
46. Blindfolded Obstacle Course
A blindfolded obstacle course is a great way to build trust. Not only will you both have a blast navigating the course together, but you'll also be forced to rely on each other's guidance and communication skills.
You have to trust your partner's directions as you manoeuvre through obstacles like ropes, cones, and hurdles. The experience is not only challenging but also incredibly rewarding when you successfully complete the course.
47. Trust Fall
I’ve seen quite a number of trust fall videos online. I think it's a sweet and very simple way to let your partner know that you trust them.
Here's how to do it: stand facing each other, and fall backwards, trusting that your partner will catch you. It might sound scary, but once you take the leap of faith, it can be a fun bonding experience for both of you.
Trust falls are all about building trust and communication in your relationship. It's a great way to learn how to rely on each other and feel more connected. Plus, it's a great excuse to get close and have some physical contact with your partner!
48. Building a Tower Together
For this, you don't need anything fancy to get started - just some building materials like Legos or building blocks will do the trick. Set a goal for how high you want your tower to be and get building!
As you stack block after block, you'll learn to communicate and problem-solve as a team. It's a great way to build trust and improve your teamwork skills, all while having a blast.
49. Improv Games
If you are tired of the same old date night routine try something new and exciting with your partner like improv games!
One of our favourite games is "Yes, And," where one person makes a statement and the other person responds with "yes, and" and adds their own statement. This game encourages active listening and creativity, and you never know where the conversation will take you!
Another great game to try is "One-Word Story." In this game, you and your partner take turns saying one word at a time to create a collaborative story. It's a fun and silly way to flex your creative muscles and see where your imagination can take you.
50. Escape Room (Again!)
I know we’ve mentioned trying out an escape room before, but apart from being fun, it is a great way to build trust in a relationship. This game will show how much you trust your partner's instincts and intuition.
Conclusion
Playing games with your significant other is just one of the many romantic things to do with your partner at home. Playing games together can be a fun and engaging way to strengthen your relationship and create new memories.
It is so easy to get into the same routine and stay in and watch netflix. But, it is so important to inject some fun back into your relationship!
Whether you're looking for games to play at home, on a date night out, or during a long-distance relationship, there's a game out there for every couple.
So next time you're looking for a fun way to spend time together, why not try playing a game?
