SecretPlay Chocaddict — 40 chocolate tests

Chocaddict is a simple and effective idea: turning chocolate into an excuse for couples’ games. No vibration, no electronics—just cards, chocolate, and intimacy. I think this type of game serves a clear purpose: creating a playful structure around foreplay without performance pressure.

How it works: the game rules

The game revolves around 40 cards divided into three intensity levels. Each card features 1 to 3 chocolate drops indicating the difficulty level and the points to be scored:

• 1 drop: low-intensity challenge (20 cards)
• 2 drops: medium-intensity challenge (10 cards)
• 3 drops: maximum-intensity challenge (10 cards)

The mechanism is classic: shuffle the 40 cards, flip a coin or draw cards to decide who starts, then take turns drawing a card and reading the challenge aloud. If you complete it, you score the corresponding points. The winner is the person who has accumulated the most points at the end—and the final prize is being “devoured” by your partner after being thoroughly covered in chocolate.

Box contents and included accessories

The box contains exactly what you need to get started:

• 40 challenge cards
• 1 bandage (for minor accidents or slightly heated games)
• 1 edible chocolate body pen

The body pen is a practical little extra: you can use it to draw on your partner’s skin before licking it off. Nothing revolutionary, but it fits well with the game’s chocolate theme.

Format and languages

The game measures 22 × 15 cm—compact enough to slip into a bag or suitcase. Weight: 275 g, making it highly portable. The cards are in French and Portuguese, which broadens its appeal if you have Portuguese-speaking friends. I’d classify this game as a “couples’ aperitif” rather than an “intense evening”—it’s a good icebreaker, not an escalation.

Who it’s for and who it isn’t

Who it’s for: Couples looking for a simple, playful structure for their foreplay. Those who enjoy indulgence and want to combine it with a naughty game. Beginners’ couples’ games who want something without electronics or intense physical demands. People who generally enjoy card games and are looking for an “adult-friendly” version.

Who it isn’t for: If you’re looking for direct physical stimulation (vibration, suction, etc.), you should check out our couples’ sex toys instead. If role-playing or written challenges make you uncomfortable, this game won’t solve that. And if you’re allergic to chocolate or its derivatives, the included bandage won’t be enough—you’ll need to adapt the rules or sit that round out.

Girlfriend tip— Honestly, this game works best if you laugh about it together. The challenges on the cards are never ultra-explicit (that’s the French way), so let yourself be surprised by your partner’s interpretation. And yes, chocolate stains—have a towel ready.