About 30 minutes
First Night
A guided introduction to the board, dice and cards. No gear needed.
Sex board game and Truth or Dare
The Path is a two-player kinky board game with dice and more than 500 free cards. Truth or Dare adds 50 free couples cards and 13 solo challenges.


The free version gives you five Path modes and a pool of more than 500 cards across three heat levels. Truth or Dare includes 50 couples cards and 13 solo challenges.
The Path · two players
Roll two dice, choose one landing and draw the card waiting there. The board supplies the next idea, so the game keeps going without either player having to invent what happens next.
The free pool covers kissing, dirty talk, roleplay, restraint, impact, toys, oral, power exchange and more.
Quickie runs for about 25 minutes. The longer presets run for about 30 to 35 minutes.

Each mode changes the mix of cards and the length of the game.
About 30 minutes
A guided introduction to the board, dice and cards. No gear needed.
About 30 minutes
The broadest mix of card types in the free game.
About 25 minutes
A shorter game with no preparation or gear.
About 35 minutes
Longer pacing with more time spent teasing and building anticipation.
About 30 minutes
A Dom/sub game built around power-exchange cards.
Heat levels
Kissing, affection and slow undressing
Bare skin, touching and teasing
Hands, mouths and explicit talk
Spanking, toys and restraint
Every card category selected for the game

Truth or Dare · one or two players
The couples deck mixes revealing questions with sexual dares. Two players take turns on one phone while the app keeps score. The Solo Starter deck adds 13 private challenges.
Two players take turns choosing Truth or Dare on one phone. The app keeps score.
Set a goal and play through 13 free private challenges at your own pace.
The Path is a 25 to 35 minute game with dice, movement and a gradual build. Truth or Dare gets straight to the questions and dares, with a separate solo option.
For physical games, read our guides to sex board games for couples and sex card games for couples.
Build tonight's deck
Pick the categories, gear, heat and dynamic for the session. Those choices decide which ideas can appear in the game.
Build the deck from kissing, dirty talk, roleplay, restraint, impact, toys, oral, power exchange and other categories.
Add blindfolds, restraints, impact toys, wax, vibrators or household items and the game can deal cards that use them.
Keep the cards flirty or open explicit prompts. The game stays at or below the heat you select.
Play without fixed roles or use the free Power Night mode for a Dom and sub game.
Yes. The Path has five free modes drawing from more than 500 free cards. Truth or Dare includes 50 free couples cards and 13 free solo challenges.
Yes. The Path is a two-player sex board game in the BeMoreKinky app. Its five free modes are First Night, Date Night, Quickie, Slow Burn and Power Night, with more than 500 free cards in the game pool.
The Path is not affiliated with Monopoly. Both are roll-and-move board games, but The Path has two dice, branching routes and prompt cards that become more intimate as the pieces move through four zones.
Yes. Truth or Dare includes 50 free couples cards. Two players share one phone, choose Truth or Dare in turn and draw a card. The free solo deck has 13 private challenges.
The free cards cover three heat levels: Romantic, Sensual and Sexual. They include kissing, undressing, bare-skin touching, teasing, oral, hands and explicit talk.
Yes. Solo has private challenges and a goal that you set before the game. Together is the two-player format and is played on one phone.
Set limits before the game begins. During play, a card can be skipped at no cost and without an explanation. The heat setting can be lowered at any time.
Decks download to the app before play. Once a deck has downloaded, it can be used offline.
Truth or Dare history is stored on your phone, and free-text stakes are not saved to that history. In Together mode, each player submits limits privately. The game combines the limits without identifying who selected them.