Adult Games
Erotic games take the pressure off: the cards, dice or coupons decide what happens next. Talonze has 28 adult games, most from Secret Play, with Kheper Games, Tease & Please, Diverty Sex and Inflatable Fun. Choose from card games such as Kinky or Vanilla and Pull & Play, Sexmatch role play and bondage editions, scratch cards, sex coupons, the wooden Tower of Sex and travel kits, plus a few party pieces for a hen night. Most games are multilingual and include English. Prices run from about €7 to €98, with most around €23.

Diverty Sex Chef Hat Gift Box with Pin and Mini Dildo

Diverty Sex Blow-Up Penis 1 m

Inflatable Fun Ding Dong Spice Up Your Party 140 cm

Secret Play Juego Kinky or Vanilla (multilingual incl. English)

Secret Play Fantasy Play (multilingual incl. English)

Secret Play Passion Play (multilingual incl. English)

Secret Play Travel Kit Sex in the City (multilingual incl. English)

Kheper Games Lust (English/Spanish)

Kheper Games Intimate Encounters Intimate Rewards (multilingual incl. English)

Kheper Games Intimate Encounters Romantic Recipes (English/Spanish)

Kheper Games Intimate Encounters Date Nights (English)

Tease & PLEASE Question Game Kama Sutra Heart (English/Spanish)

Secret Play Sex Coupons (English/Spanish)

Secret Play Scratch and Sex Gay (multilingual incl. English)

Secret Play Game "Sex Play" Playing Cards (Spanish/Portuguese)

Secret Play Wooden Game Tower of Sex (multilingual incl. English)

Secret Play Wooden Game Play4Sex (multilingual incl. English)

Secret Play Sexmatch Game Roleplay Edition (multilingual incl. English)

Secret Play Sexmatch Game Bondage Edition (multilingual incl. English)

Secret Play Sexmatch Game Massage Edition (multilingual incl. English)

Diverty Sex Board Game Sensual & Sexual (Spanish)

Diverty Sex Sexual Caress Game (Spanish)

Secret Play Game Truth or Dare (English/Spanish)

Secret Play Game Truth or Dare (French/Portuguese)
An adult game is a way to start something without anyone having to ask. Cards, dice, a board or a scratch card decide what happens next, and the rules take the awkwardness out of saying it. Some are a warm up for a night in, some are for a party, and a few are a structured way for a couple to find out what they both want to try. This guide sorts the types and explains what makes one worth playing twice.
Types
Dice sets pair an action die with a body part die and take a minute to learn; they are the cheapest and the simplest, and the best ones have more than six faces or several dice. Card games deal dares, questions or positions, and range from mild to explicit; the box usually says. Board games move pieces around a track with tasks on each square and last an hour or more; they suit a whole evening. Scratch cards and coupon books are single use and make a good gift. Party games are for groups and stay mostly on the clothed side of things.
Couple or party
Games for two go further, faster, and assume a bed nearby. Party games are written to be played with friends and keep things to dares, questions and drinking; check before bringing a couples game to a dinner. Most boxes say which they are on the front.
Level
Every game has a level, from talking and touching to full sex, and the good ones let the players choose or build up. A game that starts explicit leaves nowhere to go; one with levels, or with cards sorted by heat, lasts an evening and more. For a first game with a new partner, choose one with a gentle first stage.
Language and replay
Check the language on the box; most games sold here come in English with translations, and a game with dares to read out is more fun in a language both people speak well. Replay value comes from the number of cards or faces: fifty cards is a few evenings, two hundred is a year. Games with blank cards to write your own are the ones that get kept.
What makes a good one
Clear rules that fit on one card. Dares that are specific enough to do and open enough to interpret. A way to skip a card without ending the game. Good print quality, because cards that are handled with lubricated hands need to survive it. And, above all, the assumption that both players can say no to any card; a game that is fun is one where that is built in.
Gifting and discretion
Adult games are one of the easiest gifts in the category: no size, no material, no guessing about taste beyond the level. The parcel is a plain box with no logo or sender reference, and the game box itself is usually discreet enough for a drawer.
Frequently asked questions
Which game for a couple's first evening?
A card game with levels or a dice set with several dice. Both start gently, take a minute to learn and can be stopped at any card.
Are the games explicit?
They range from questions and touching to full instructions; the box states the level. Party games stay mild; couples games go further.
What language are they in?
Most are in English with a translated rules sheet; some are fully translated. The product page lists the languages in the box.
Can we skip a card?
In any well designed game, yes. Agree before starting that either player can pass on a card, and the game stays fun.
Do they make good gifts?
Yes, for a partner or for a couple you know well. No sizing, no material questions, and the level on the box tells you what you are giving.