[Punishment Game] A collection of romance-themed prompts. Punishment games that get men and women excited
Why do punishment games with a romance theme make our hearts race so much? Whenever friends or couples play lively games, the topic that almost always comes up is the “punishment for the loser.” Especially when the dare has an embarrassing romantic twist, it has a magical effect that can instantly change the atmosphere! In this article, we’ve gathered heart-pounding, romance-themed punishment game ideas.
Packed with blush-worthy prompts perfect for mixers, parties, or moments with your partner! They’re sure to bring you and that special someone much closer.
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Skinship-type punishment games (1–10)
kabedon (slamming a hand against the wall to pin someone, often seen in romance contexts)
When it comes to classic romance-themed dares, “kabe-don” has to be the go-to, right? You corner the other person against a wall and place one or both hands on the wall so they can’t escape—that thing.
It makes your heart race when someone does it to you, and it’s common in shoujo manga, but actually doing it in real life is pretty embarrassing! Instead of laughing it off, try to channel your inner heartthrob and go for it.
If you want to make the dare even tougher, I recommend whispering something sweet and maintaining eye contact in that position for 10 seconds!
princess carry
https://www.tiktok.com/@m.___y._05/video/7105023646464347394The classic “princess carry” is when a man holds a woman in his arms horizontally.
You often see scenes like this in romance stories, where an injured heroine is carried that way! As a penalty game, it can be quite tough if the person being carried is large.
Forcing someone to lift them anyway is one way to do a penalty game, but since this time the theme is romance, it’s better to choose someone who would make your heart race if they carried you.
For the loser, it’s a punishment that’s delightful, but the embarrassment ends up outweighing the joy!
back hug
A “back hug,” where you hug someone from behind, is common in the King’s Game, but it’s also great as a romantic-style penalty game! The loser has to give a back hug to the person they’re assigned.
Decide in advance how many seconds it will last, and start when you get the signal! Getting a back hug while everyone watches can be pretty embarrassing, but do your best.
Have everyone count “one… two…” extra slowly on purpose, or gather close to watch—this penalty game is a great way to liven up the atmosphere!
Whisper love in (someone’s) ear
Even couples don’t often whisper words of love right into each other’s ears, do they? It’s pretty embarrassing, even when you’re alone together.
So let’s turn that into a penalty game! The loser has to whisper words of love into the ear of the person chosen.
Everyone else should listen closely and eavesdrop on the love confession.
Rather than laughing, keeping a deliberate silence will probably make the loser feel even more embarrassed! Any words of love are fine.
If it’s something simple like “I like you” or “I love you,” it might be fun to have them repeat it over and over!
to feed someone by saying “aah” (as you put food in their mouth)
Let’s do the classic lovey-dovey “Aaahn” and feed each other! When it’s just you and your partner, it’s nothing but bliss, but doing it in front of everyone instantly turns it into a punishment game.
Let the winner decide whether the loser has to eat or do the feeding.
That’s because which one feels like a punishment—“waiting with your mouth wide open” or “being fed by someone”—depends on the person.
And when you’re the one feeding, try teasing them by moving the spoon near their mouth to keep them waiting!
patting (someone) on the head
“Atama pon-pon” is just lightly patting someone on the head, but when it’s done by someone you like, your heart skips a beat, doesn’t it? That head pat is also great as a penalty game! The loser lightly pats the head of the person they’re assigned.
Since that alone would be too easy as a penalty, have them do it while saying things as if to a romantic partner, like “Good job,” “You’re working hard,” or “I’m proud of you.” If they lean in and look you in the face as they do it, the embarrassment increases and it really boosts the penalty-game feel!
chin lift (a gesture of tilting someone’s chin up, often in a romantic context)
Do you know about “ago-kui”? You often see it in works aimed at women: it’s the motion of lifting someone’s chin with your fingers to force their face upward when they won’t meet your gaze.
Written out it sounds ordinary enough, but in real life, there aren’t many people who can actually do it.
As a penalty game, you can go from a kabe-don to an ago-kui.
It gets even more exciting if the person then delivers a heart-throbbing line.
For both the doer and the receiver, it’s an embarrassingly cringey punishment!