Cosmo's truth or dare - adult game discontinued by Hearst - review by MamaDivine

Cosmo takes the fun, classic game of Truth or Dare to a whole new level, adult style! Sift through these cards, any way you like! If you're new to a relationship, this could be a great "ice breaker" for the sexual tension between the two of you, or give an established relationship a boost in the right direction! Things feeling a little slow in the foreplay department? Maybe you just want to have a little fun and change things up a bit from the norm! Either way, this card game will have both of you so turned on, eventually those cards will end up on the floor and you'll forget you were playing a game in the first place! Create your own rules if you so choose! The cards are extremely versatile and can be used in several different ways. Add some sex dice to your card game for added fun!

Cosmo's Truth or Dare card game comes in a sturdy "box set". Open the flap on one end of the box to reveal a see through window where your cards are located. On the inside flap you can view the instructions. All cards are divided into two sections. Truth is on top and the dares are located on the bottom of the card. Pick a card, read it over and choose one for your partner to answer or act out. Again, these cards are very simple and adding your own rules or other items to the game can definitely spice things up! For more experienced relationships, I would suggest adding sex dice, blindfolds or ticklers to enhance your level of play.

This card game is very well made. The cards are sturdy and large. The writing is easy to read. The box that the cards are housed in is very sturdy and will hold up very nicely as long as it is stored properly. The box set is designed to be able to set upright on a bookshelf or lay flat in a dresser drawer or night stand. The cover on this card game is pretty tame, but the wording is not discreet, so keeping it out of sight while not in use is best. Side flap is held closed by an inner magnet located on the inside of the flap and side of box. There are several cards, so I chose to keep them together with a thin rubber band, just in case the flap came open.