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Forfeits
A companion for the party game you are already playing. Jenga, Twister, Kings, beer pong, a hand of cards: keep the phone beside it, and whoever loses a round taps their name and pays up. Strip, kiss, dare or confess, across four levels from gentle to wild.
How a round works
- Start your own game: Jenga, Twister, Kings, anything with a loser.
- When somebody loses a round, tap their name.
- Read their forfeit out. They do it, or tap Deal another.
- Back to the game until the next one falls.
What to expect
- Two or more players, and any game of your own to play alongside it.
- Choose the kinds of forfeit: strip, kiss, dare, confess, and drink if your room is drinking.
- Most forfeits are quick. Some last until your next go, and the game carries on around them.
- Any forfeit can be passed with Deal another, no questions asked.
Forfeits, answered
What games can I play Forfeits with?
Any game where somebody loses a round: Jenga, Twister, Kings, beer pong, Uno, poker, a drinking game, or one you made up. The app never needs to know what you are playing.
What kinds of forfeit are there?
Strip, kiss, dare and confess, plus drink, which is off until you switch it on. Gentle strip is shoes, socks and jewellery; it is Playful before clothes come off.
Who does a kiss forfeit name?
Someone the loser is compatible with, from each player's own gender and interested-in settings. A player with nobody compatible gets forfeits they do alone.
Does it respect limits?
Yes. A forfeit is checked against the limits and comfort level of everyone it names, and every one can be passed.
Read more
Spice Up runs entirely in your browser. There is no account, and nothing you enter leaves your device. Play any party game you like and let the loser pay up. Tap who lost the round for a strip, kiss, dare or confession, across four levels from gentle to wild. Free, on any phone.