Nostalgia · 1–3 minutes · two players
Kisses ✕ vs hugs ◯ on the grid you doodled in every school notebook. Three in a row wins — and every win unlocks a reward.
Battle created
Waiting for your partner to join
Keep this page open — the board appears the moment they join. The link works for a few hours.
You've been challenged
You're ◯ hugs. Add your name and the board appears for both of you.
Hmm
Live games last a few hours, then disappear. Start a new one — it takes ten seconds.
Start a new battleWin a round to start collecting rewards.
The game from the back of every school notebook — now with stakes. You're kisses (✕) and hugs (◯), and every round you win draws a reward card: choose the next movie, receive a compliment, pick the next date, breakfast in bed and more. The couple scorecard keeps the receipts.
Play on one phone, taking turns — or tap Play live and send your partner a link. They join with just their name, and you both see every move the instant it lands.
The 5×5 big board needs four in a row, so games last longer and draws are rarer. Switch on power-ups for chaos: each round you both get one 🧽 Erase (rub out one of their marks — it uses your turn) and one ⚡ Double (place two marks in a single turn).
Choose “Play live”, add your name and send your partner the link. They join with just their name — no app, no account — and you both see every move instantly, from anywhere.
Yes. Choose “Same phone” and take turns tapping the board. Kisses (X) go first in round one, then you take turns to start.
Every time someone wins a round they draw a reward card — choosing the next movie, receiving a compliment, picking the next date, breakfast in bed and more. The scorecard keeps track of who won what.
Turn on power-ups and each of you gets two per round: Erase removes one of your partner’s marks (and uses your turn), and Double lets you place two marks in one turn.
A 5×5 board where you need four in a row instead of three. Games last longer and draws are rarer.
Live rooms are kept for a few hours so you can play, then they disappear. Same-phone games never leave your device.