19+ Dice Dares for Couples — A Dice Game for Two
Dice take the decision out of your hands, and that is why they work. Nobody has to choose how long, how many or who goes first — the roll does. Here are 6 dice dares for couples, plus how to make up your own dice game with nothing more than an ordinary die.
The game has 19+ dice dares, dealt one at a time.
6 dice dares to try tonight
How a couples dice game works
The simplest version needs one ordinary six-sided die. One partner rolls, and the number sets something about the next dare: how many seconds it lasts, how many times it repeats, or which of six options you have to take.
A two-dice version adds a second dimension. One die picks the action from a list you agree beforehand; the other picks how long it lasts. Two rolls, one dare, and nobody had to decide anything.
Taking turns is what makes it a game. Alternate who rolls, keep score if you like, and let a double give the roller a special power — choosing the next dare, skipping one, or swapping roles.
Make your own dice rules
Write six actions on a piece of paper, numbered one to six: a compliment, a question, a slow dance, a massage, a kiss and a free choice. Roll to pick one. It takes two minutes to set up, and because you wrote the list together, everything on it is something you are both happy with.
Make a second list for how long: ten seconds, thirty seconds, one minute, two minutes, three minutes and roller’s choice. Roll both dice at once.
Keep a veto. Give each partner one skip per game. Knowing you can pass on any single roll is what makes it easy to roll the next one.
Why dice make dares easier
They remove the awkward choice. Suggesting a dare can feel like asking for something. When a die picks it, nobody had to ask.
They add suspense. The moment between rolling and seeing the number is a small thrill of its own, and it keeps both of you watching.
They keep it fair. Chance decides who does what, so neither partner ends up doing all the dares.
They set the pace. Numbers keep dares short and specific, which is exactly what makes them easy to say yes to.
Frequently asked questions
What are dice dares for couples?
Couple dares where a roll of the dice decides the details — how many kisses, how many seconds, which question to answer. Letting a die decide removes the awkwardness of choosing and adds a little suspense.
How do you play a dice game as a couple?
Take turns rolling one or two ordinary dice. One die picks an action from a list of six you have agreed; the other picks how long it lasts. Give each partner one skip per game.
Do you need special dice for a couples game?
No. One or two ordinary six-sided dice from any board game work perfectly. Writing your own list of six actions means everything on it is something you have both agreed to.
What should go on a couples dice list?
Mix easy and bolder options: a compliment, an honest answer to a question, a slow dance, a short massage, a kiss and one free choice. Keep every option to something you would both happily do.
What happens if you roll doubles?
Whatever you agree. A popular rule is that doubles let the roller choose the next dare outright, or swap roles with their partner for one round.
Dice are the simplest way to turn a list of ideas into a real game. When your own list runs out, the game has 19+ dice dares dealt one at a time.
Roll for how long, then pair it with a massage or a blindfold for the best combination.