Secret Play Secret Play Kinky Or Vanilla Game
The game includes:
- 1 Gameboard
- 2 Pawns
- 1 Instruction booklet
- 90 Challenge & Question Cards
Some say that when you have sex is like being in front of an ice cream shop.
You have plenty to choose from: flavours, toppings, cookies etc. But you might end up choosing the most basic and classic flavour ever: vanilla ice cream.
But, is there anything wrong with that? It may be your favourite ice cream, the one that satisfies you the most, the only one that makes your mouth water, but it may also be that you just haven’t found your flavour yet.
Kinky sex is the one that includes all the other flavours. Some are very strange and bold, while others, not so much.
GAME RULES:
The game begins with both pawns being placed on the “Start” box.
Cards are shuffled and placed face down in a pile.
The oldest member of the couple begins. They must pick one card from the pile and choose one of the options displayed. According to this option (a, b or c), they must advance to another box, as pointed by the arrow. These arrows (named with their corresponding letter) will lead your way around the board. After every turn, the players must place their card at the bottom of the pile.
Next it’s the other player’s turn.
When both players have reached their final destination (Kinky or Vanilla), they will check their compatibility and will find out what type of couple they are. Once revealed, the players can continue their sexual adventure as they wish.
The less time a player needs to get to ice cream flavour, the more Kinky or Vanilla they are.
If their path is long, it means that their flavour has certain shades, and it’s not purely Kinky or Vanilla.
Some of the boxes include erotic challenges to be completed alone or with your partner. In this case it is very important that both parties give their consent, as it is possible that one player is more daring than the other one who might feel less comfortable with some of the challenges.
If this is your case, the less daring player should answer by fantasizing and inventing the tests without actually performing them.
