What’s the smallest gesture that can completely win you over?
The player in the hot seat answers out loud.
Pick truth or dare. Roll the dice. Read the card out loud and see how hot the room gets. A hundred truths, a hundred dares and five levels of heat, for two adults.
No sign-up, no app. One phone or two screens. 18 and over.
What’s the smallest gesture that can completely win you over?
The player in the hot seat answers out loud.
A round takes about a minute. That is the whole game.
The player in the hot seat chooses truth or dare. Not sure? Let the dice decide.
The other player rolls. Two dice point to one card out of a hundred, so nobody can see what is coming. Read it out loud.
Warm, hot or burning? The points build up, and the room heats up with them.
Slow burn mode starts gentle and climbs as the room warms up. Prefer chaos? Wildfire deals any card at any time.
What’s the smallest gesture that can completely win you over?
No phones, no plans, no interruptions, a whole evening. How would you want it to start?
Count slowly from one to five, as if each number were a step closer to me.
Which tension do you like best: before a kiss, before a confession, or before a touch?
If tonight had a title, what would you want it to be called?
Want a longer taste? Browse sample truths and dares.
Pass it back and forth or set it down between you. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Open a room, share the five-letter code or link, and start a video or voice call. Both screens stay in sync while your voices do the talking.
Every card has a Pass button for either player, with no reason needed. Dares never need touching, undressing or drinking.
Yes. It is free to play, with no account and nothing to download.
No. Every card stands on its own, so it works for a couple, a first date, or two people getting to know each other. With someone new, start in Slow burn mode and remember that you can pass any card.
Suggestive, not explicit. The cards play with imagination, tension and honesty. Even the hottest level, Burning, never asks for touching, undressing or anything graphic.
Yes. Host a room, share the five-letter code or invite link, and keep a video or voice call open. The game keeps the dice, cards and scores in sync, and you say your answers and do your dares on the call.
No. Answers are spoken, not typed, so there is nothing to store. Names, dice rolls and ratings only exist while a room is open. The privacy page has the details.
18 or over. The game asks both players to confirm before it starts.