Keep playing until both reach 10 for “mutual victory.”
The winner gets to choose one “Free Wish” card (create your own – e.g., massage, breakfast in bed, one freely answered fantasy question).
The instructions on the cards can be modified to suit the preferences and comfort levels of both individuals.
The Steamy deck is saved for the third and final stage of the game. These cards are the most explicit and adventurous of the three core decks, designed for couples who are ready to take things to the next level. They often involve intimate physical activities, new experiences, and exploring fantasies together. These cards are meant to be exciting and adventurous, but always within the boundaries you've set.
Place the board on a flat surface where you are both comfortable.
Draw a card from the Steamy deck. These are icebreakers designed for light touch and conversation.
: The Fantasy card describes a specific, elaborate scenario or "treat" that the loser must perform for the winner, either immediately or at a later agreed-upon time. Key Rules to Remember
Place the "Monogamy Fantasy" cards to the side. These are the "grand prizes" of the game. How to Play
Escalates to physical touch, kissing, and deeper romantic sharing.
There is no need to rush through the board. Taking the time to discuss the prompts thoroughly is encouraged.
Monogamy is widely considered one of the best "gateway" couples games on the market. It strikes a difficult balance between being a legitimate board game (with strategy and movement) and an intimate experience. It avoids the tackiness of many adult games, opting for a classy, intimate vibe that focuses on communication as much as physical intimacy.
: If you have two rings, you now draw from the red Steamy deck whenever you land on a card space.
To keep the game comfortable and fun, keep these quick tips in mind:
: Colored rings placed over your playing piece to track progress. Setting the Scene (The Unofficial Step Zero)
Keep playing until both reach 10 for “mutual victory.”
The winner gets to choose one “Free Wish” card (create your own – e.g., massage, breakfast in bed, one freely answered fantasy question).
The instructions on the cards can be modified to suit the preferences and comfort levels of both individuals.
The Steamy deck is saved for the third and final stage of the game. These cards are the most explicit and adventurous of the three core decks, designed for couples who are ready to take things to the next level. They often involve intimate physical activities, new experiences, and exploring fantasies together. These cards are meant to be exciting and adventurous, but always within the boundaries you've set.
Place the board on a flat surface where you are both comfortable.
Draw a card from the Steamy deck. These are icebreakers designed for light touch and conversation.
: The Fantasy card describes a specific, elaborate scenario or "treat" that the loser must perform for the winner, either immediately or at a later agreed-upon time. Key Rules to Remember
Place the "Monogamy Fantasy" cards to the side. These are the "grand prizes" of the game. How to Play
Escalates to physical touch, kissing, and deeper romantic sharing.
There is no need to rush through the board. Taking the time to discuss the prompts thoroughly is encouraged.
Monogamy is widely considered one of the best "gateway" couples games on the market. It strikes a difficult balance between being a legitimate board game (with strategy and movement) and an intimate experience. It avoids the tackiness of many adult games, opting for a classy, intimate vibe that focuses on communication as much as physical intimacy.
: If you have two rings, you now draw from the red Steamy deck whenever you land on a card space.
To keep the game comfortable and fun, keep these quick tips in mind:
: Colored rings placed over your playing piece to track progress. Setting the Scene (The Unofficial Step Zero)
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