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Let's F*ck! Card Game by Kheper Games displayed with black cards fanned out showing wild spinner
Let's F*ck! Card Game by Kheper Games displayed with black cards fanned out showing wild spinner
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Kheper Games Let's F*ck! Card Game

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Kheper Games Inc
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Kheper Games' Let's F*ck! is a pocket-sized adult card game with its one goal printed right on the box. There's no board to set up and no score sheet: shuffle, pick one of three short games and let the cards decide what happens next. It suits couples who like a little structure in the bedroom, and it's an easy gift for a friend who would actually play it rather than leave it in a drawer.

What's in the deck

The pack holds 48 Let's F*ck cards and 4 wild cards, along with rules for three ways to play. A European retailer listing shows the deck printed in English, French, German and Spanish, so a bilingual couple can read the prompts in whichever language feels more natural. Card dimensions aren't given anywhere we could find, but it's a standard-feeling deck that fits a nightstand drawer or a weekend bag.

Three games, one deck

Fck Fortunes, Match & Fck and Personal Fck Questions each use the same cards differently. The names hint at the flavour: one plays like drawing your fortune, one rewards matching cards, and one turns the deck into a round of personal questions before anything physical happens. The wild cards add a twist to whichever game you choose. Read the rules together first, because agreeing on how to play is also a natural moment to say what's off the table.

Making an adult card game work for you

Play when you have time, not at midnight when one of you is already half asleep. Set a house rule that either player can swap a card they're not into, no explanation needed. Keep lube, a towel and anything else you might want within reach so the game doesn't stall while someone goes hunting. If the questions game gets you talking, let it run; that's often the part people remember.

Specifications

  • Brand: Kheper Games
  • Contents: 48 Let's F*ck cards, 4 wild cards, rules sheet
  • Games included: Fck Fortunes, Match & Fck, Personal Fck Questions
  • Languages: English, French, German, Spanish (per retailer listing)
  • Player count: not stated by the maker

Browse more adult games or the full Kheper Games range, including the sister Go F*ck! card game.

Helpful Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers about Kheper Games Let's F*ck! Card Game.

Is Let's F*ck a couples card game or a party game?

All three games revolve around what you and a partner do together, so it plays as a couples card game. For a night with a group of friends, a party title such as Adult Charades keeps things cheeky without getting physical.

How many cards come in the deck?

Fifty-two in total: 48 standard Let's F*ck cards plus 4 wild cards. The rules for all three games are included, so there's nothing extra to buy before your first round.

Can we change the rules or make up our own game?

Yes. Use the cards as simple prompts, drop any that don't appeal, or mix two of the games together. Agree on any changes before you start so nobody feels caught off guard halfway through.

Is the game in English?

Yes. The deck is listed in English, French, German and Spanish, so expect the English text to share space with three other languages. That makes it handy for couples who speak more than one of them.

Does it make a good gift?

It's small, easy to wrap and gets a laugh the moment it's opened. To make the gift feel more complete, pair it with a flavoured lube or a massage candle the recipient can use while playing.

How should we store the cards?

A nightstand drawer is fine. Keep the rules sheet tucked inside the box, since it's the only place the three games are explained and it's easy to lose. Cards don't like water, so keep them clear of the bath and spilled drinks.

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