I’ve been wanting to try a naughty game for a while. As most of them focus on straight couples, I turned to a lesbian game: Corps à cœur Amours saphiques.
So here is the review of the Corps à cœur Amours saphiques game.
The concept of the Corps à Cœur Amours Saphiques game
The Corps à cœur game is a box containing a hundred erotic challenges.
We are reviewing the lesbian version today, but there are also Gay, Erotic, KamaSutra and Kinky versions. The last one is clearly open to all couples.
The concept is very simple: a hundred erotic challenges are written on little paper rolls. You pull one with the provided tongs, and it’s on!
The box
So it’s a heart-shaped box, with plastic tongs for pulling challenges. I have to admit that I’m not a big fan of hearts in general, or the colour pink, so I’m well served! The challenges are also given their own little hearts surrounding the text.
It is worth noting that it’s a bilingual game; the text on the box and the challenges are written in French and Dutch.
The Corps à cœur Amours saphiques game
It’s meant to be a game for couples, so you should mostly play it as a couple. After that, you’re free to do what you want.
No tokens, dice, or complicated game rules. You pull a challenge and you’re off. The good thing is that you can start off gently on a Sunday while you’re under the duvet, but you can just as easily leave the box lying around and pull a challenge when the mood takes you.
Overall, the challenges are to be done immediately, but a few require preparation or a surprise element. In that case, there’s nothing stopping you from saving the challenge for later without reading it out to your partner.
A few challenge examples
A hundred challenges, believe it or not, are a lot. Enough to occupy these long winter evenings with lust.
Here are a few examples:
- “Tell your partner what struck you most about her when you made love for the first time.”
- “Erotically massage your partner’s intimate parts. Ask her what she prefers.”
- “Tell your partner why and when she makes you go weak.”
- “Sexually dominate your partner at the moment she least expects it and tell her in a stern tone what you expect of her.”
Two examples of challenges
A hundred challenges, for whom? For what?
This game is really open to all couples, whether it’s for people who have just met or for long-standing couples. Even for people who know each other well and talk a lot, the questions can be surprising.
And this game tries to broaden the field of possibilities, with varied challenges: sharing fantasies, playing with sex toys, taking an erotic shower or bath, watching or making your own porn video…
You end up finding a lot of things, and all of this can lead to new experiences, or to new conversations. And there’s nothing stopping you from skipping the challenges that don’t inspire you or that don’t suit you (mixing sex and food, personally it’s a no).
Conclusion on the Corps à cœur Amours saphiques game
The good points:
- The concept is nice, and I like the idea of being able to pull out ideas whenever you want.
- The challenges are varied and consistent (overall, quite a bit of sensuality and conversation).
- The game is for everyone, and not only for couples who have just met each other.
The bad points:
- Was a heart-shaped box really necessary?
The Corps à cœur Amours saphiques game is rather nice, and I imagine its various versions are as well.
You can use it whenever you want, leave it in a corner and come back to it when the mood takes you. The challenges are well-worked and varied enough that you don’t get bored after pulling the first three.
Note finale du test
Les plus
- Nice concept
- Varied and consistent challenges
- The game is for everyone
Les moins
- The heart-shaped box
