Copulus Word For Play Come On Lines Magnetic Word Game

Copulus Word For Play: Come On Lines is a magnetic adult game built on innuendo. Instead of explicit words, the set gives you 400 everyday words and word fragments plus 20 pictures, and the fun comes from arranging innocent pieces into lines with very obvious double meanings. It works as a flirty message board for couples and as a laugh-out-loud party game with friends, and nothing in the box is crude on its own.

What's in the box

You get 400 magnetic tiles printed with non-sexual words and word fragments, 10 blank tiles, 20 "non-sexual" picture tiles, two magnetic receptor pads and an instruction sheet. The fragments matter: they let you add endings and build words that aren't printed anywhere, which is where a lot of the cheekiest lines come from. The blank tiles are for words you wish were in the set. The 20 images are deliberately innocent until you put the right word beside them. Sort everything into a tin or zip bag after playing so the small fragments don't go missing.

Playing this adult game as a couple

The simplest way to use it is as a running conversation. Stick the tiles on the fridge or any steel surface, and leave each other a line in the morning to find later. A suggestive pun can set the tone for the evening far more playfully than a text. The two receptor pads are for messages you'd rather keep private: build a line on a pad and leave it in a bag, on a pillow or inside a cupboard door, where only your partner will look. Taking turns to add one tile at a time to a shared sentence turns it into slow-burn flirting over a few days.

Playing it at a party

For a group, spread a handful of tiles in front of each player and set a short timer. Everyone builds the cheekiest come-on line they can from what they have, then the group votes on the funniest. Another round is to draw one picture tile and have every player write a caption for it. Because the words themselves are tame, it works with groups where an openly explicit game would feel too much, and the laughs come from how creative people get rather than from shock value.

Who it's for

It suits couples who enjoy wordplay and teasing, friends at a bachelorette or birthday night, and anyone who'd rather flirt with humour than with explicit language. It's not a strategy game and there's no board, so think of it as a creative toy you bring out when the mood is right. Keep the tiles out of reach of young children and pets, as small pieces are easy to swallow.

Choosing between Word For Play sets

Come On Lines is the suggestive, innuendo-based set in the Word For Play range. If you'd like more romantic vocabulary, look at Love and Romance; for a bolder set, as the name suggests, there's Wild Hot Sex. Mixing two sets on one fridge gives you a much bigger vocabulary to play with.

Specifications

• Brand: Copulus Games, Word For Play series
• Set: Come On Lines
• Word tiles: 400 magnetic words and word fragments (non-sexual)
• Blank tiles: 10
• Image tiles: 20
• Magnetic receptor pads: 2
• Instructions: 1 sheet
• Players: couples or groups

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