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Who Does What
Three cards turn over to reveal the giver, the action and where. Players take the giver’s seat in turn so everyone gets a go, and you decide which actions and places are in the decks before you start. It used to be called Wild Spin.
How a round works
- Tap Deal. Three cards turn over: a giver, an action and a place.
- The giver carries it out, if the receiver is up for it.
- The seat passes in order, so everyone takes a turn as the giver.
- Take any action or place out in settings, before or during a game.
What to expect
- At least two compatible players.
- Three cards: who does it, what they do, and where.
- Take any action or place out of the decks before you play, or mid-game.
- The giver’s seat passes in order rather than at random.
Who Does What, answered
What do the three cards show?
The first names who acts, the second what they do, and the third where. Together they make a specific prompt rather than a vague one.
Can you control what comes up?
Yes. Every action and place can be taken out of the decks in settings, and changes apply on the next deal, so you can narrow the game to what the group actually wants.
Do players take turns fairly?
Yes. The giver’s seat passes in order rather than at random, so nobody is dealt twice before everyone has had a turn.
How many players are needed?
At least two compatible players. Preferences and off-limits pairs are respected on every deal.
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Spice Up runs entirely in your browser. There is no account, and nothing you enter leaves your device. Three cards turn over to reveal who does what, and where. A free adult party game for couples and groups, with every action and place under your control.