Recommended games for two people that you can enjoy without any equipment

Gorilla Game

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If you’re a couple looking for a unique, laugh-out-loud game, try this Gorilla Game! The rules are super simple.

First, face each other in a push-up position.

Using your head or hands, poke or tickle your partner to throw them off balance—the one who makes the other lose balance wins.

It’s not just physical; it also calls for strategy and quick reflexes, adding a touch of thrill.

The natural physical contact helps bring you closer, and before you know it, you’ll both be smiling.

All you need is a bit of open space to start playing right away, so if you want to have fun together, definitely give it a try!

Trust Game

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I tried playing the trending trust game from overseas with my female friend, and the result was...

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Here’s a trust game you can do anywhere.

First, stand facing each other and hold both hands.

Then, at the same time, slowly bend your knees as if you’re sitting down on a chair.

If you can squat down without either of you falling or landing on your butt, it’s a big success! Because you need to sense each other’s movements and adjust your strength while keeping balance, trust and breathing together are key points.

As you support each other, you’ll feel closer, with a bit of a thrill too.

Whether you succeed or fail, this game is sure to be lively—give it a try!

Couple Challenge

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Here’s a couple’s challenge that looks simple but is surprisingly tricky.

First, sit facing each other in a tucked sitting position (knees drawn up).

Next, hold both hands.

Finally, if you can thread your legs inside your joined arms and lift them so that the soles of your feet press together, you’ve succeeded.

It may seem straightforward, but if there’s a height difference or one of you is less flexible, pulling it off can be quite difficult.

The key is to sync your breathing, carefully time your movements, and maintain balance.

Couples who want to savor that sense of accomplishment when you nail it—give it a try!