Dos Play: Couple Games

One phone between you, or two phones anywhere. Twenty-three couple games, date night scorecards, and a private scoreboard that remembers every win.

Dos Play turns your phones into a box of games for two.

Lay one phone flat between you and tap in secret, or link two phones and play the same round live from anywhere. Race each other, draw badly, argue about who is more likely to forget an anniversary. Twenty-three games, no accounts, no waiting.

THREE WAYS IN

• Quick play, one game, about five minutes
• Date night, we deal the games one after another, and the night ends with a scorecard
• Daily question, one prompt a day, and a streak worth protecting

ONE PHONE OR TWO Every game works on one phone between you. Twenty-two of them also play across two linked phones: answer in secret on your own screen and reveal at the same moment, on the couch or a continent apart. When one of you starts a game, the other gets a tap-to-join invite.

TWENTY-THREE GAMES Know your partner: Couples Match Quiz, Who's More Likely To, This or That, Two Truths and a Lie

Conversation: Would You Rather, Truth or Dare, Never Have I Ever, Red Flag or Green Flag

Word and wit: Compound Word Chain

Rapid fire: Name It Fast, Category Volley

Act, draw and guess: Forehead Guess, Draw and Guess, 20 Questions

Reflex duels: Air Hockey, Quick-Draw Duel, Reaction Duel, Stop the Clock

Quick board games: Sea Battle, Ultimate Tic-Tac-Toe, Dots and Boxes, Four in a Row, Memory Match Duel

A SCOREBOARD THAT KEEPS RECEIPTS Every game feeds one private couple scoreboard: totals, records, streaks, and profiles that collect what you each answered. Nobody else ever sees it.

WHILE YOU WAIT Six solo arcade games with couple bragging rights, for whoever is stuck waiting.

MORE DECKS IF YOU WANT THEM The full box of twenty-three games is free. Optional packs (After Dark, Deep End) add bolder and deeper prompts across games you already have. One purchase covers both phones.

NO ACCOUNTS No sign in, no email. One phone needs no internet at all. Linking two phones uses an anonymous code, never an account.