A party game for adults · 18+
Play along. Stack the deck. Live your fantasy.
A sex-positive party game for two to eight adults, one shared screen and everyone’s phone. Everyone brings a secret fantasy. The wheel deals the cards. Every card asks you again, in private: I’m in, or Not this time.
What’s in the deck
Explicit. Playful. Never boring.
The cards ask for real things: undressing, tasting, tying, teasing, watching and being watched. Some are scenes, some are contests, some run against the clock. Cards ask for parts, not people: whether you love men, women, both or in between, you choose your part and who you’d play it with.
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The Silent Library
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Worship the Queen/King
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The Longest 5 Minutes
Your call
Three real cards from A spicy evening.
They’re explicit. Turn them over only if you want to.
Sample cards from the deck A spicy evening.
They stay face down.
Consent
Consent isn’t a checkbox. It’s every card.
- Every card asks again.
- When a card lands, every phone asks its owner, privately: I’m in, or Not this time. A yes counts for that card only. The next card asks again.
- No is invisible.
- The shared screen shows who has decided, never what. Once the wheel has chosen, a no looks exactly like a yes that wasn’t drawn, down to what the phone says. Nobody has to explain anything.
- Yes to the hidden stuff.
- Because nobody sees your answer, you can say yes to the card you’d never suggest out loud. Pick your part, active or passive, and who you’d play it with: men, women or both.
And at the table the oldest rule still holds: anyone can stop, any time.
Stack the deck
The more you play, the likelier your fantasy comes next.
Everyone writes one fantasy. It joins the deck anonymously, rewritten in the deck’s style with a title of its own, so nobody can tell it’s yours. Playing along earns points, and only you see yours. Hold first place when the wheel turns, and you stack the deck.
- 1 in 3 First draw in first place
- 2 in 3 Second draw
- Yours Third draw
- Say I’m in to a card, drawn or not
- +1
- Each jury vote for you after a scene
- +1
- Win a challenge
- +2
- Win a contest
- +1 for every player you beat
- Not this time
- 0, never less
How an evening works
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Gather
Two to eight adults, one screen everybody can see and a phone each. Nothing to install. The host opens the evening, everyone scans the code.
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Write
Everyone writes one fantasy on their phone. Make it vivid; nobody will know it’s yours.
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Decide
The wheel deals a card. Every phone asks: in, or not this time. The wheel chooses among the volunteers.
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Play
Play it out, vote for who stole the scene, climb to first place. The evening ends when every fantasy has been played.
Hosts sign in at play.velvet-roulette.com. Guests only need the code.
Velvet Roulette is in alpha.
We’re live soon. Find a private game in the meantime: guests don’t sign up, they only need the room code.
Questions, answered.
How explicit is it?
As explicit as the deck. A spicy evening, the deck on this page, has nudity, oral sex, toys, bondage and more. Every phone shows what tonight’s deck is and how hot it runs: Light, Hot or Extreme.
What if I don’t want to do a card?
Tap Not this time. You never have to explain, the shared screen doesn’t show it, and the next card asks you again.
Can people tell I said no?
No. The shared screen only shows who has decided. After the draw, someone who said no looks exactly like someone who said yes and wasn’t picked, and both of their phones say the same thing.
Doesn’t the scoring push people to say yes?
Saying yes earns a point; saying no costs nothing. There are no minus points for passing, and nobody sees anyone else’s score or place.
Who sees my fantasy?
Nobody knows it’s yours. It joins the deck rewritten in the deck’s style, with its own title, and names are taken out before an AI reads it. When it’s drawn, only your phone says it’s yours.
Is it for couples? For straight people?
It’s for adults who want to be there. Cards ask for parts, active or passive, and each player says card by card who they’d play with: men, women or both. Friends, couples, polycules, play parties: all welcome.
What do we need?
Two to eight adults, a screen everyone can see (a TV, a laptop or a tablet) and a phone each. It runs in the browser; there’s nothing to install.
What happens to our data?
An evening lives on the server while you play. Ending it deletes the room; a room left open is deleted after 24 hours. Fantasies are read by an AI to work out who a card needs, with names removed first.
Can we bring our own cards?
Yes. Hosts write whole decks of their own in the deck creator at create.velvet-roulette.com, and every evening also plays the fantasies your players bring.