A perfect "date" for any couple - single or married. A game of delightful conversation, often funny, always entertaining. Enjoy discovering, a positive way, new and wonderful things about each other.

While this edition of the game has more cards (240), and they're divided into four groups, the play of the game is virtually identical. And, most importantly, the wonderful experience of discovery and sharing is exactly the same.
Who Can Play? Any couple, any age...dating or married. To Know You Better is ideal for any gift-giving occasion . . . Christmas, Valentine's, weddings, bridal showers, anniversaries, birthdays or when two people want to spend a delightful time together.
How Is The Game Played? Each player begins by selecting one Prize from a wide range of choices on the Activity Prize List. An example:
The ping of a racquet, the whack of the bat, the irresistible aroma of hot dogs-together view a sporting event of the winner's choice, in person, or on television or film. Peach flambe, seafood pilaf, pizza, barbecued ribs...prepare a meal of the winner's choice.

The first player to reach the end wins his/her Prize. At a future date, the losing player arranges the Prize the winner has selected. However, by sharing the Activity, both players actually win!

Then, taking turns rolling a die, the players move around the Game board. Each time they land on a space, they draw a card that matches that space.

There are 240 cards in three categories:

One, where both players answer, such as:
"You can't steal second base and keep one foot on first." -Unknown
What career or school risks have you taken that turned out to be successful?

Two, where the player who draws the card answers, for example:
"An optimist is one who's been treed by a lion, but enjoys the view." -Walter Winchell
In what ways would you say you're optimistic?

Three, where one player guesses which answer his/her partner is likely to select:
"We are a tool making animal." -Benjamin Franklin
Which tool do you think I find essential for my daily activities?
a. thick skin
b. a sense of humor
c. the first cup of coffee
d. antacid pills
e. stamina


Humorous and entertaining, the Game is designed so that positive and enjoyable subjects are discussed.

The Game does not involve any physical intimacy, and the cards are carefully written to avoid discussions that might be embarrassing or uncomfortable.