Try out something new this date night with video games for couples.
Sometimes in relationships, the monotony gets boring. You can’t always do the same things you guys are used to. Instead, you should try something else like gaming! Or, maybe you and your boo already love games, but want something to play together? Either way, you came to the right place. Here are 5 video games for couples that you both will enjoy.
Consider Minecraft's scavenging and item-crafting survival experience combined with a Tim Burton fever dream. As an outcome, a cartoonish yet spooky survival game has been created, set in a mysterious universe of monsters and bizarre individuals. While it might be irritating and demanding at times, it usually gives a peaceful and enjoyable experience with cute sights, sounds, and music. It's weird, wacky, mysterious, and frightening — much like a Tim Burton picture, but it's also a lot of fun. It’s the perfect game for any ghoulish couple!
We should never confront pain or death alone, and this acclaimed, self-described "cozy management game" is all about that. In Spiritfarer, you take on the role of ferrymaster Stella, who assists souls in crossing over into the hereafter by making them comfortable and at peace with what they're leaving behind. Aside from the lovely visual style and tale, getting to know each character is like caring for a friend. A partner may play as Stella's lovely kitten, Daffodil, in the optional two-player couch co-op mode. While it's a more passive, supporting position, it's a tremendous assist for the mini-games and the subjects are fascinating enough to allow for deep dialogues about issues we don't talk about enough.
If you have great communication or would love to build it up, then Keep Talking and No One Explodes is the perfect date night game to try out. After all, defusing a bomb (no matter how virtual it appears) is a difficult undertaking in and of itself, but having another person recite the instructions, which eventually leads to shouting as the time runs out, adds to the tension. As a result, Keep Talking And Nobody Explodes necessitates solid communication and problem-solving skills, both of which are essential in any healthy relationship. Furthermore, because it can be played on a phone, this VR experience is ideal for long-distance couples.
The strange wholesomeness of Push Me Pull You is unrivaled. However, as bizarre as the central concept seems — two-headed mutants wrestling and playing soccer — you stop asking questions once you start playing. Perfect for double date night, teams of two players share a controller (part of the fun!), each controlling one end of the hilariously awkward worm figure to take down the opposing team. It's a game that puts its heart on its sleeve, with buttons dedicated to love sentiments.
BoxBoy! + BoxGirl! is a sparse and lovely co-op expansion of the BoxBoy universe into the world of cooperative puzzle craziness. Playing as the cubes Qbby and Qucy as they guide their little Qbabies across stages and combat the strange mist. With restricted movements and over 270 puzzles, this is an excellent choice for passing the time. In addition, you cannot miss out on all the box costumes!
With these video games for couples, the two of you are bound to have a good time. Do you want some more date night ideas? Head over to the MOBILESTYLES blog for date ideas, makeup ideas, outfit ideas, and more.
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