A fun and easy penalty game you can do using LINE
When you get together with friends and play fun games, there are times when the loser has to do a penalty game, right?
From eating something gross to sharing embarrassing stories, penalty games come in all kinds.
In this article, we’ll introduce some funny penalty games that use LINE, chosen from among the many options out there.
We’ve gathered ideas that make use of LINE’s various features—icons, messages, calls, and more.
As long as you have a smartphone with LINE installed, anyone can try these easily, so give them a go!
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Fun and easy LINE-based penalties (1–10)
Confess to someone you like
Among romantic-themed penalty games, the most difficult is probably confessing your feelings to the person you like.
Whether you send a message or make a call, your heart is bound to race.
Take your time to think carefully about how you want to express your feelings.
However, some people may dislike this, so don’t force it.
Try it only within what feels manageable for you.
By the way, it seems there are stickers available that you can use for confessions, so why not incorporate ones you like?
Send a delusional message
If you’re looking for a dare that stokes embarrassment, sending a “fantasy message” is a great pick.
The content of the fantasy can be anything, so it’s a highly flexible dare.
For example, it could be a fun daydream like “If I could fly,” or something that might make the other person recoil, or even a scary fantasy—any of those work.
Since fantasies are usually things we don’t share with others, just turning one into a message and sending it is enough to make you feel embarrassed.
You can also set a theme and then fantasize based on it.
Send a vertical acrostic to your crush that reads ‘daisuki’ (I love you).
A prank-style penalty game: the idea is to send your crush an acrostic that spells out “I love you.” An acrostic is when text that’s normally read horizontally reveals a different message when you read the first characters vertically.
They probably won’t notice right away when they receive it, but they might catch on as they read.
It’s a bit embarrassing, but you could call it a lovely penalty game that makes everyone happy.
By the way, if you don’t want them to notice, it’s best to make the acrostic from a longer passage.
Fun and easy punishments you can do using LINE (11–20)
Send romantic song lyrics to someone
Do you have a favorite love song? How about a dare where you send the lyrics of that love song as messages? If the lyrics are serious, the person might mistake it for a love confession.
If they’re more pop and playful, you’ll probably just confuse them.
Start by sending the lyrics from the beginning, bit by bit, and keep going until they say something like, “Hey, those are the lyrics to [song name]!” As a twist, sending lyrics from a non–love song can be fun too.
Make a video call in front of an embarrassing poster
One of LINE’s handy features is video calls.
How about a penalty game that uses that—making someone take the call in front of an embarrassing poster? What counts as embarrassing varies from person to person, but try to choose something you wouldn’t want the other person to see.
By the way, another penalty game using video calls is changing the background or filters to something embarrassing.
If you pick a setting that’s very different from your usual style, that alone can work as a penalty.
Ask someone you like out on a date
One penalty game that many people would probably hesitate over is asking someone you like out on a date.
As the phrase suggests, it means trying to ask the person you’re interested in.
Whether you send a message on LINE or make a call, you’re likely to feel nervous.
Of course, don’t push yourself—just do what you can.
Who knows, the penalty game might give you the chance to actually set up a date.
By the way, popular spots for a first date include cafes, movie theaters, and restaurants.
Message your partner on LINE and passionately tell them how much you love them.
It’s a penalty game where you send your partner a LINE message and passionately explain just how much you love them.
The content can be anything, but try to convey how strongly you feel.
If nothing comes to mind right away, you can list the things you love about your partner.
Of course, the person doing the penalty will feel embarrassed, but the other person’s reaction is part of the fun too.
They might even express their love back, making it even more embarrassing.
That said, since you’re sharing your affection, it seems likely to bring you and your partner closer.