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“I want to know more about the person I like.” Isn’t that something everyone thinks?
Of course, this goes for brand-new couples, but even partners who’ve been together for years can discover surprising facts as they talk.
In this article, we’ve put together a list of question games we recommend for couples!
We’ve picked a wide range—from lively, party-style games to psychological tests that get to the heart of your partner’s true feelings.
Be sure to read to the end and try the ones that suit you best!
- Questions to deepen your bond as a couple! Conversation topics that will get lovers talking
- A psychology test that gets couples excited—find out your romantic tendencies and personality.
- Fun two-player games recommended that you can play using conversation only
- [Also for punishments] A list of fun, conversation-sparking questions for couples
- [Ultimate Choice?] A two-option love quiz that reveals the other person’s views on romance
- [For Couples] Fun Punishments You’d Want Your Girlfriend to Do
- A collection of questions to liven up phone calls with someone you like or are interested in
- A forfeit/punishment game for couples to get hyped (from girlfriend to boyfriend)
- [Personality Test] A must-see for couples! Check your compatibility with the one you love
- [Recommended for middle schoolers] Love psychology tests that couples can do to get excited
- [Punishment Game] A collection of romance-themed prompts. Punishment games that get men and women excited
- A quiz that reveals your partner’s views on love and life. Recommended for couples.
- With friends or couples! A set of questions perfect for penalty games
[Lovey-Dovey] Couple Challenge! Question Game Roundup (1–10)
The Ultimate Question
The Ultimate Question Game—this is super fun! Couples, you’ve got to try it.
You might discover a surprising side of your partner! It’s full of laughs and surprises, and those ultimate either-or choices will definitely get the energy up.
Some questions can get deep, but the humor keeps things from feeling heavy, which is great.
It’s the perfect game for when you want to learn more about each other.
It’s sure to make your date time even more enjoyable! So, are you ready to give it a try?
100 Questions
Let’s come up with 100 questions and ask each other—things like birthdays, the origins of our names, favorite foods, hobbies, skills, and more! Making the questions by hand can be tough, but it’s actually a perfect chance to casually ask the things you’ve wanted to ask and say the things you’ve wanted to say.
If you tell the other person to answer on instinct without overthinking, you might hear their true feelings.
Questions that dig up the past are a no-go, but feel free to include lots of questions that express what you’d like in order to make the relationship last longer!
Question psychology game
Have you ever wanted to become more intimate with someone you like? In times like that, the “question psychology game” is recommended! This game is based on psychological experiments, and by asking each other questions, you’ll find yourselves growing closer before you know it.
The key points are to ask each other 36 questions and, once the questions are done, gaze into each other’s eyes for four minutes.
The game mixes fun and deep questions, so it might be worth trying when you want to deepen your relationship or when you’ve run out of things to talk about.
Quick Response Game
The “quick-response game” is a game where you try to draw out the other person’s subconscious by answering instantly.
Since there’s no time to think, you end up responding with the first words that pop into your head or with your gut instinct.
In other words, you can’t hedge your words to avoid hurting your image or give safe, noncommittal answers! That’s what makes it both scary and fun.
If you play it as a couple, you might catch a glimpse of unexpected sides of your partner or how they think.
Try coming up with all kinds of questions and have fun with it.
It works best if the questions can be answered in a single word, so the game keeps a good rhythm!
Telepathy Game
When it comes to question games for couples, the “matching minds game” (Ishin-Denshin Game) is perfect! You think of a keyword based on a prompt and try to come up with the same answer as your partner.
It’s simple yet deep, with a special charm that brings the two of you closer.
Highly recommended for anyone who wants to get to know each other better! As you enjoy intuitive communication, the joy of realizing you’ve guessed what the other person is thinking is unmatched.
Your love level is sure to go up, too! Why not give it a try?
Blackout Drunk Question Game
They say even people who are usually quiet can get talkative when they’re drunk.
If you and your partner have a chance to drink together, try a tipsy Q&A game and really heat things up! For example, throw out questions like, “My younger boyfriend won’t take the plunge and marry me.
How can I get him to make up his mind?” or “Do men think of dating and marriage as two different things?” Then each of you shares your take on the same question.
You might learn how your partner truly thinks about it and even catch a glimpse of their honest feelings.
By exchanging lots of opinions and building up the conversation, the two of you will likely feel closer than ever!
Pointing question game
The “Point-and-Answer Game” is a game where participants close their eyes and answer a third party’s questions by pointing.
The questions take the form of “Which one is more ◯◯?” For example, “Which one is more easily moved to tears?” or “Which one is better at cooking?” Since you can also point to yourself, it’s fun because you can see how the other person evaluates themselves in relation to the question.
If you’re playing as a couple, it’s nice to avoid going too jokey and ask questions that help you feel closer to each other.
Because everyone has their eyes closed during the game, we recommend recording it on video.