Games for long-distance relationships
When you cannot share a sofa, you need ways to spend time together that do not feel like a chore. Same Page is a small game you can play from different cities: you answer about yourself, your partner guesses on their own phone, and you both see the reveal.
You do not have to be online at the same time. The link stays open, so your partner can play when they have a quiet moment, and you can check how they did afterwards.
Quizzes to try
Couple goals12 questionsWhat's your idea of a perfect night in?and 11 moreLove languages8 questionsHow do you most like to be shown you're loved?and 7 moreFirst date5 questionsWhat's your ideal first date?and 4 moreDeep cuts30 questionsWhat did you want to be as a child?and 29 moreMoney talk8 questionsWhat do you splurge on?and 7 more
A taste of the questions
- What's your idea of a perfect night in? (Couple goals)
- Who should plan date night? (Couple goals)
- How do you most like to be shown you're loved? (Love languages)
- What's the best surprise? (Love languages)
- What's your ideal first date? (First date)
- How early do you show up to a date? (First date)
Why a quiz works at a distance
A quiz gives you something specific to talk about. Instead of "how was your day", you can ask "how did you not know that about me?" The misses become the best part of the call.
A simple routine
- Pick one quiz a week and each answer it about yourself.
- Swap links, guess each other, and compare scores.
- Talk through the misses on a call.
- Write your own quiz about your own inside jokes.
You can write your own
If the official quizzes do not fit, write one about the two of you: your trips, your jokes, the things only you two know.