Ten Things in Common – Couple’s Edition

A fun and engaging game for couples to discover shared interests and connect with other couples.

Description

Ten Things in Common – Couple’s Edition is a social game where couples work together to find ten things they have in common with another couple. It’s a great way to spark conversation, learn more about others, and build connections. This game is perfect for double dates, parties, or any social gathering with couples.

Categories: [‘Party Games’, ‘Friends Games’, ‘Couple Games’, ‘Indoor Games’, ‘Multiplayer Games’]

How to Play

• • Number of Players Required: Ideally played with at least two couples (four players).
    Can be adapted for larger groups with multiple couples.

• • What You’ll Need

    • Pen and paper for each couple
    • Timer (optional)

• Gameplay

  1. Divide the players into couples.
  2. Each couple receives a pen and paper.
  3. Set a timer (e.g., 10-15 minutes).
  4. Couples mingle and chat with other couples to discover shared interests, hobbies, experiences, or anything else they have in common.
  5. Couples write down ten things they have in common with another couple.
  6. Once the timer goes off, couples return to a central area and share their findings.

Winning Criteria: There isn’t a winner in the traditional sense.
The goal is to encourage interaction and connection between couples.

Estimated Playtime: 15-30 minutes, depending on the number of couples and discussion time.

Make it Your Own

• Introduce theme-based commonalities (e.g., travel, movies, food).
• Increase the number of common things to find.
• Have couples present their findings in a creative way (e.g., a short skit, a poem).
• Adapt the game for larger groups by having couples find commonalities with multiple other couples.

Ready to Play? Ready to discover what you have in common with other couples? Let the games begin!

Safety Note: Be mindful of personal boundaries and avoid sensitive topics. Keep the conversation light and fun for everyone involved. Ensure that all participants feel comfortable sharing.

Tags: couples, party, friends, connection, conversation, icebreaker, social, game