What's New

Updates · Updated 14 October 2026

Every change a player would notice, newest first. Most of what is here came from the suggest link under each game, so if you asked for something, this is where to see it land. Nothing internal is listed; if it changed what you see or do, it is here.

14 October 2026

• Phones out. Truth or Dare, Never Have I Ever, Hot Seat and Forfeits have new cards about the pictures on your phone: the last photo you looked good in, your latest thirst trap, and at Wild, your favourite nude or a sexy video you made of yourself. Only ever pictures of you, chosen by you, and the phone stays in your hand. Anyone with No photos / video set never sees them.

11 October 2026

• A new game: Forfeits. Play Jenga, Twister, Kings, beer pong or anything else with a loser, and keep Spice Up open beside it. When somebody loses a round, tap their name and they pay a forfeit: strip, kiss, dare or confess, with Drink there to switch on if your room is drinking. Pick the kinds under Kinds, and Deal another passes any forfeit, no questions asked. Some forfeits last until your next go while the game carries on around you, and at Wild that can mean going down on someone until it's your turn again. It has a shelf of its own on the picker, Play alongside. How to play.
• Every game explains itself. Open a link to a game before your group is set up and the picker now says, under the games, how that game is played, what to expect and the questions people ask about it. Would You Rather and Shuffled Together have links of their own now too.
• Four new lists. Would You Rather questions for couples, Never Have I Ever questions for groups, Hot Seat questions and sexy forfeits for Jenga, Twister and Kings.

10 October 2026

• Pick up where you left off. Switch to your camera for a dare, answer a message, and your phone may reload the page when you come back. That used to drop the whole room back at the games and ask you to agree all over again. Now it puts you straight back into the game you were playing, same safe word, same level. Change who is playing, open a new tab, or come back hours later and we ask again, as always.
• Straight to the game you came for. Follow a link to Truth or Dare, or any game, and it now waits for you at the top of the games: add who's playing, agree, and the first card is dealt. Every other game is still right there below it, one tap away.

9 October 2026

• Easier to find, still easy to skip. Spice Up is free, and a few players chipping in on Patreon is what keeps it that way. The link now says so plainly: "Chip in on Patreon" sits right under "Free, and staying that way" at the bottom of the games, and after a long evening a small note at the top asks once. Not now sends it away, and it will not ask again for months.
• The cup is there from your first visit. The small Chip in button at the top of the games used to wait until you had played once. It now sits beside the envelope from the moment you arrive.

4 October 2026

• Never Have I Ever stays put on a translated page. If your browser was translating Spice Up into your own language, the game could fall over on the second card, every time. It now plays through in any language, and so does every other game.

2 October 2026

• No more musical chairs for two. Temptation could ask a couple to swap seats and sit beside someone new, which is a short walk when there is nobody new. That card now waits for a room of three or more.
• Gentle talks about sex now. Truth or Dare at Gentle asked plenty about wanting someone and nothing about what happens next. It now asks the easy ones too: your favourite position, lights on or off, what you like to do straight after. Still just talk; the details are Playful's.

26 September 2026

• A second look at comfort levels. When everyone in the room is set to the same comfort level except one person, the agreement screen now says so before you start, with a button straight to that player. It is usually a missed tap, and nothing in a game shows it. If it is on purpose, carry on: nothing is blocked.
• Twenty-four new dares for the hot seat alone. Truth or Dare had only a handful of dares that need nobody else, so a player whose partners were all at a gentler level saw the same one or two again and again. There are now at least six a level, from a come-here look at Gentle to a minute of touching yourself at Wild.

23 September 2026

• Popular, stamped. Temptation, Truth or Dare, Who Does What and Roll for It now wear a Popular sticker on the picker. They are the games rooms stay with longest, so if you are new here and cannot choose, start with one of them. Every other game is exactly where it was.

22 September 2026

• Temptation reads its positions the right way round. The Wild cards that name a position, Doggy, The Spoon, The Anvil and the rest, dealt whoever's turn it was into the first slot, so a couple could be read "Jesca behind Cranmer" for Doggy. A card with a side now puts the man behind, on top or underneath as the position needs, whoever led the turn. A room of two men, two women, or anyone who left their gender as Other is dealt exactly as before, because a chip is not anatomy.

21 September 2026

• The cards in Who Does What stay where they land. The three cards turned over and then the whole table dropped down the screen, sentence and all, the moment the deal was read out. The room for the sentence and its flag is now set aside before the cards turn, so they land and stay put. Temptation's card was sitting at the foot of the table for the same reason, and it is back in the middle.
• More chest at Spicy in Who Does What. The chest was dealt at Spicy under three verbs, a tongue, a mouth and a hungry kiss. It now takes five more: slow circles with a tongue, a hot breath, fingers, nails, and kisses on their way up.

20 September 2026

• A new game: Roll for It. Sexy dice, on your phone. One die says what to do, one says where, and a name card says who gets it. Tap Roll or shake the phone. The Where die changes with the level and never shows a place anyone has set a limit on. Under Dice, each die has six slots per level to fill from the deck's words, and a box to write your own word on any face. How to play.
• Who Does What has a new deck. Every pairing in it was written down and read out loud before it went in, so a deal is never "squeezes their collarbone" or "lingers over their wrist" again. Every place is somewhere you would only touch someone you want: a jawline, an earlobe, a lower back and a hip come in, and wrists, shoulders, ribs and the vague "favourite spot" go out, because a card that will not name the place leaves the verb to do all the work. There are no teeth anywhere in it, a backside takes hands only, and Wild still says the word. Each level fills an evening on its own: Gentle stays above the collar, Playful gets under it, Spicy is bare, and Wild is Wild. Anything you switched off in the deck settings before is worth a look, since some of the cards have changed.

19 September 2026

• Sheets come down when you pull them. Every sheet that slides up from the bottom has a grab bar, and now the bar does what it looks like it does: pull the sheet down, or flick it, and it goes. A sheet you have scrolled into scrolls back up first, and the one sheet that asks you to read it out loud stays put until you answer it.

18 September 2026

• Spice Up is a box of cards now. The whole app has been redrawn as a deck of cards on a dark table. Every game is a coloured box on the shelf, every prompt is dealt as a cream card with its heat printed on it in flames, and the safe word is written on a paper tag taped to the corner of every screen. The dial is a heat strip. Pop-ups are sheets that slide up from the bottom. The names and the words are the same; only the table changed. If something looks wrong on your phone, the flag under any card sends us a picture of the room it was dealt to. Why we did it, in a post.
• Three games have new names. Wild Spin is now Who Does What, because three cards turn over to show exactly that. Kiss Slots is now Who Kisses Who. Lucky Dip is now Shuffled Together, since decks get shuffled and nothing goes in a bowl. Spin is Deal everywhere. Old links still land on the right game.
• Cards are dealt quickly. The slot machine's pause came along for the ride at first: two seconds of card backs before anything turned over. Now a name card, a kiss and a Who Does What deal each land inside a second, the cards turning up one after the other.
• Every word fits on its card. The cards in Who Does What and Who Kisses Who measure their text before they turn over, so a long place like "most sensitive spot" shrinks to fit rather than breaking in the middle of a word. The cards turn face down while the next deal is drawn and come up one at a time, in the colour of their own deck.
• Quick start shows gender and who each player is into. The names-only sheet now has both under every name, so a room can be set up properly in one go without a trip to Player settings.

16 September 2026

• Truth or Dare stops naming anal, and the Yes, No, Maybe list keeps it. A room flagged the Wild dare two days after it shipped, and they were right about it. Truth or Dare draws the second name a moment before it reads the card out, so an act that wants lube, a pace set by whoever is receiving and a word that stops it was being sprung on a pair who had agreed to nothing in particular. Both halves are gone from that deck, the truth and the dare. It stays on the Yes, No, Maybe list before Power Play, where you answer give and receive yourself and no card can name it unless both of you said yes, and the Anal play limit stays in Player settings. It was the right thing in the wrong game.
• If your gender is X, people can be into you. This one is an apology. When you pick a gender, the app fills in who you are probably interested in so you do not have to, and those guesses were lopsided: pick M and it guessed women, pick F and it guessed men, and neither included X. Pick X and it guessed everyone. So the only X in a room opened to all of them and not one of them opened back, and unless somebody went in and edited it by hand, that player could not be named in a single card that pairs two people up. The guesses now include X on both sides. Everything about them was always one tap to change, in Player settings, and still is. It should never have needed the tap.
• Nobody gets paired with someone who is not into them. If the room is set up so that a player has nobody in it who is interested in them, Truth or Dare used to pair them with whoever was to hand rather than leave the card blank, which is how that flagged dare found two people who do not play together. Now a player in that spot gets cards that are just for them, and gets them from across the levels rather than the same one every turn. If that is not what you meant, the fix is in Player settings: who each person is interested in starts as a guess from their gender, and it is one tap to widen.

14 September 2026

• Truth or Dare says it, and you can rule it out. Somebody asked for anal, and they were right that the deck had never once mentioned it: Wild goes down on people and puts hands between their legs, and stopped dead at that. There is a Wild truth and a Wild dare for it now, asked for first and paused or stopped on a word like every other card that names something, with the lube written into the card rather than left to be worked out. It comes with a new limit, Anal play, in Player settings and in Limits Check, because a room can want hands everywhere in front and nothing at all behind, and Private areas was never the same thing. Tick it and no card goes there for the rest of the night. Wild growing means every level grew, so Gentle, Playful and Spicy each got a new truth and a new dare too.
• And on the Yes, No, Maybe list. The list you answer before Power Play now asks about anal too, give and receive as separate answers like everything else on it, at Wild. It is the one act on a list that is otherwise all protocol, restraint and sensation, and it is there because it is the thing people most want settled before the evening rather than halfway through it. Say no and it is a no for the night; say yes and Power Play has two new Wild cards that can only ever be dealt to two people who both said so.

13 September 2026

• Tell us when a card lands wrong. There is a small Flag under every prompt now, in every game that deals one. If a card does not suit the level, does not make sense, is not interesting, or just needs work, tap the flag, tap what is off about it, and it reaches us with the card attached. Adding a message is optional, so it is two taps and back to the game. Until now the only way to say it was to hit reroll, which told us nothing, or to remember it in the morning, which nobody does.
• Truth or Dare, all night. A long evening at Wild used to stop being Wild. Once the room had seen every Wild card, the deck quietly reached down a level and started dealing the gentle ones under a dial that still said Wild, and the only way to say so was the reroll button. Rooms were hitting it six times in a row. Now the level deals itself again instead, so it lasts as long as you do, and a reroll changes who a dare names as well as what it says. Nobody gets offered the same person six times running.
• Every level, every game. A room at Wild was dealt "never have I ever walked away from something at the last second", and asked what that had to do with anything. Fair. Every deck has been read level by level against one ladder: Gentle is attraction and wanting, Playful teases and implies, Spicy names the act, Wild is explicit and past the couple. Truth or Dare's Gentle no longer asks your favourite position (that is Playful now), the party icebreakers that had crept in are about wanting someone instead, and every Spicy and Wild question that asked about "something" now says what. Hot Seat and Never Have I Ever got the same pass, and Would You Rather's one Wild dilemma that was about a search history is about swapping partners. The dares got it too: a hand held for two rounds is held under the table now, a Spicy massage is with your top off, a Wild lap dance loses an item on the way, and Hot Seat's kisses land lower the higher the dial goes. The kissing modifier has a Spicy one of its own, and Open Up's undressing and being watched questions sit where they belong.
• Temptation, at Spicy. Eight new cards, because Spicy had fifteen against forty at Wild and a couple ran out first. Neck to the top of the underwear, a lap and a minute, hands under clothes on a slow count, a bite hard enough to remember. Every one asks first.

11 September 2026

• Wild Spin, at Spicy. A group at Spicy was dealt "breathes softly on their lower stomach", and asked how that was Spicy. It was not. The reel used to let the place alone decide the level, so a soft verb landing on a Spicy place counted as Spicy, and nearly half of Spicy's spins were carrying a Gentle or Playful verb. Now every spin has to be fully the level on the dial. A kiss or a squeeze on the lower stomach, the throat or the backside is Playful, a mouth that sucks or bites there is Spicy, a kiss on bare nipples or an inner thigh is Spicy, and at Wild a kiss lands on privates and nowhere vaguer. Verbs that say their own level ("gently traces", "playfully nibbles on", "breathes softly on") stay at that level, and "favourite spot" and "most sensitive spot" only ever come with a Wild verb. Nothing the reel deals should read softer than the dial and take you out of the moment. And Spicy has eight verbs of its own now, so it fills the level without borrowing: presses their mouth to, flicks their tongue over, drags their teeth over, leaves a mark on, draws slow circles on, pinches, digs their nails into, and spanks, which only ever lands on a backside and sits behind the Impact limit.
• Across the decks. A few prompts read as the app forgetting its own rules, so they were reworded: nothing now says "no skipping", nothing asks you to name which person in the room you would pick, the "take complete control" card in Temptation asks first and can be ended with a word, and Hot Seat's kissing card gives the seat the final say on who and where. Three cards were sitting outside the limits they touch (a shower behind Nudity, a blindfold behind Restraint, the edge game behind Orgasm control) and are behind them now, and swapping clothes in Truth or Dare moved from Gentle to Playful, where it belongs.

8 September 2026

• Before you begin. The consent screen now says one more thing, next to the safe word: if tonight involves sex, sort protection out now rather than halfway through a card. Said once, where everyone reads it, rather than on every card that would need it.
• Guess what. The other question a blindfold asks. In Truth or Dare, at every level: a fingertip or a breath at Gentle, which part of them is on your neck at Playful, then at Wild, tongue, fingers and the rest of them swapping over while you call out which is which. Temptation deals it too, on its own and alongside guess who. No third player needed for this one, since the unknown is what is happening rather than which of you it is.
• Guess who. New in Temptation and Truth or Dare, for three or more. You say out loud who is in the running, then close your eyes or put a blindfold on, and one of them takes a turn while you try to work out which one it was. It runs at all four levels in Truth or Dare: a whispered compliment at Gentle, a hand at Playful, a kiss at Spicy, and at Wild the two Temptation deals as well, going down on you or being inside you. You name the list first, so everyone who might take a turn is someone you already said yes to, nobody else joins in, and the blindfold comes off the second you say.
• Truth or Dare, at Wild. Asked for through the suggest link: make it wilder. It says the act now, where it used to ask about "something" or "the thing" and leave you to decide how far that went. It also goes further than it did, and there is more of it: watching, finishing, being tied for longer than one card, and asking the room whether anyone wants in. Three of the limits you can set (impact, kneeling, orgasm control) finally have dares behind them, so ticking one rules something out and leaving it in offers something new. Every one of them opens with a question and can be passed.
• Every other level of Truth or Dare too. The dial names a level rather than a ceiling, so Wild getting bigger only helps if Gentle, Playful and Spicy do as well: someone who has set themselves to Playful plays a whole evening of Playful. Thirty new truths and dares, spread across all four.

7 September 2026

• Getting in touch. The send button on the contact and suggest forms stays live. It used to go grey and take no taps until you had written ten characters, without saying so, which read as a broken button. Now it tells you a few more words are needed.
• The game picker. Every card now says who the game is for: 2+, 1+, or Best with 3+ for the games that run at two but come alive with a room. Nothing is hidden or locked by it. A couple can see at a glance which games are theirs tonight.
• Temptation, Hot Seat and the Touch modifier. Sent in by a group playing it: a Wild round where everyone who wants to takes a turn going down on someone who wants them to, and its other shape, one person in the middle with everyone else's attention, the seat saying the order and when it is enough. Ask first, pass freely.

6 September 2026

• The picker. Half an hour or so into an evening, the next time you come back to choose a game, the app asks once whether you have a prompt or a game idea. Never mid-game. One tap opens the same short form as the line under every game; Not now, or picking a game, is a no, and it will not ask again for a month.

5 September 2026

• Power Play. Two ways into the contract now. Answer Yes, No, Maybe, or tap Everything goes: every item on the table for everyone, within each person's limits, with the dial setting the level. And Re-align, at the door and after a scene, answers Yes, No, Maybe again from the top.

4 September 2026

• Wild Spin. At Wild the reel says the word rather than "privates", and there are new plain actions: touches, rubs, slides their fingers over. Turn on the Explicit talk limit to keep the neutral word. Asked for through the suggest link.
• Truth or Dare. Two Wild dares that name going down on someone or touching them between the legs, and a Spicy over-clothes step before them. And a Playful one asked for through the suggest link: three kisses, forehead, cheek, lips.
• Mix & Match. Anyone with anyone draws groups without reading who is into whom. Off-limits pairs still hold. Works with two players now. Asked for through the suggest link.
• Game guides. Every game now has a guide on this blog, including Power Play, Yes, No, Maybe and Lucky Dip.

3 September 2026

• Consent screen. Not tonight now reads as a decline rather than looking like a close button, and both buttons stay on screen on small phones.
• Fixes across the games. Open Up, Never Have I Ever and Yes, No, Maybe respect each player's own comfort level, and Open Up now skips questions behind a limit. A Kiss Slots reroll draws a different target. Two timed cards in a row get two clocks. A Wild Spin reroll says when nothing fits instead of going blank. Every card that names a duration now shows a timer. Mix & Match no longer offers a Rematch that cannot change anything.

2 September 2026

• Power Play. A scene with one of you leading, dealt only from your Yes, No, Maybe contract. Swap who leads is a control under the card, a room with a switch in it is offered a swap now and then, and Swap and go again starts a new scene the other way round.
• Yes, No, Maybe. The private checklist, with answers that survive closing the tab and a Forget my answers option in Player settings.
• Lucky Dip. Put your favourite games in a bowl and let it deal the night.
• Everywhere. Player settings returns you to the game you opened it from.

23 March 2026

• New names. Cards became Temptation, because the game builds through four phases of an evening and the old name only described the mechanic. Sexy Reels became Wild Spin, which has since become Who Does What.
• Wild Spin takes turns. The giver now rotates in the order players were added, so everyone has a go before anyone goes twice, and whoever just gave is not the receiver on the very next spin when there are three or more of you. It used to pick the giver at random, which could leave somebody waiting several rounds.

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