Fifty Days of Play Game

Fifty Invitations Sorted Into Five Shades

Pulling an envelope from the stack feels a bit like opening a card with a surprise inside. Each of the 50 invitations sits in one of fifty secret envelopes, and every envelope is colored to match one of five levels. Inspired by the E L James novel series, the levels run from the gentlest tier to the darkest, so the envelopes you choose to open set the pace.

Rolling the Die to Pick a Shade

Before any envelope is opened, the players roll the die. The result points to the shade of naughtiness they will both explore that day, so neither player gets to choose the intensity in advance.

Each level holds ten envelopes, and the color-coding makes it easy to see which tier you have landed on. The game is built around that small moment of chance, which gives each session a clear starting point.

• 50 invitations for pleasurable adventures
• Five levels of play with ten secret envelopes each
• Envelope colors running from Virginal White to Seductive Black
• Romantic gestures, stimulating scenarios, naughty suggestions and erotic surprises
• Assorted colors across the set

Roles Decided by Envelope Color

The envelope color also settles who takes the dominant role and who plays the more submissive part for the day. Because the roles come from the draw, the couple does not need to negotiate them beforehand.

Shoppers weighing this against toys should know it is a game made from game components, with no device to set up. The envelopes, the die and the two players do all the work.