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Copulus Word For Play: Wild Hot Sex is a couples sex game made of magnets. Instead of cards or a board, you get a pile of explicit words, word fragments and pictures that you arrange into sentences, so the game is really whatever the two of you write. It's the most explicit set in the Word For Play range, and it doubles as a rude, very funny party activity for adults who don't mind blunt language.
The box holds 400 magnetic tiles printed with sexy words and word fragments, plus 20 magnetic images with a sexual theme. Fragments are the clever part: endings and pieces let you bend a word into the form you need, so you aren't stuck with a fixed vocabulary. Ten blank tiles cover what the set leaves out, such as names, pet names or a place you both remember. There are also two magnetic receptor pads and an instruction sheet.
The simplest is the private note. Build a line on one of the receptor pads, a request, a compliment or a plan for later, and leave it where only your partner will find it: on a pillow, in a bag, inside a drawer. The pads are there so your messages don't have to live on the shared fridge.
It also works as a gentle way into talking about what you want. Some things are easier to spell out with tiles than to say face to face, and a half-built sentence left for your partner to finish turns that into a game rather than a serious conversation. Another option is a slow story: each of you adds a few tiles a day to the same scene, and by the weekend you've written something together.
With friends, deal everyone a handful of tiles and an image, and challenge each player to write the filthiest believable headline, or the worst pickup line, from what they're holding. Because the words are explicit, keep it for groups who are comfortable with that, such as a bachelorette or a close friends' night.
Wild Hot Sex is the explicit one. Come On Lines uses innocent words for innuendo, and Love and Romance is affectionate rather than graphic. Sets can be mixed for a bigger vocabulary.
The pieces are small, so store them in a bag or tin and keep them away from children and pets.
Find more ideas for two in our couples sex toys guide, or browse all adult games.
Helpful answers about Copulus Word For Play Wild Hot Sex Magnetic Word Game.
There's no board or scoring. You arrange the magnetic words, fragments and images into sentences, for a partner to find or for friends to laugh at. The included instruction sheet gives starting ideas, but most couples make up their own rules.
It's the explicit set in the Word For Play range: the 400 words and fragments are sexual, and the 20 images have a sexual theme too. If you'd rather keep things suggestive, the Come On Lines set builds innuendo from ordinary words.
They're magnetic surfaces you can build a message on and then move, so a note can go on a pillow, inside a bag or anywhere private. That keeps explicit messages off the fridge when you share a home with others or have guests.
Yes. The set includes 10 blank tiles for names, nicknames or anything the printed vocabulary doesn't cover. Use a permanent marker, let it dry fully, and test a small corner first so the ink doesn't smudge.
It can be, as long as the group is comfortable with explicit language. Hand out tiles and an image to each guest and have them write the cheekiest line they can. For a mixed or more reserved crowd, a tamer set or a card game fits better.
Yes, the sets are the same magnetic format, so mixing Wild Hot Sex with Love and Romance or Come On Lines gives you romantic and explicit vocabulary in one pile.