Play Wiv Me Fondle Board Game

Four colored footprints and four matching pairs of glasses turn a play mat into a hands-on board. Each player claims a set of footprints, pulls on the glasses in the same color, and waits for the spinner to decide what happens next. Most of the game is physical, with players reaching, stretching, and shifting their weight across the mat.

How Each Turn Plays Out

A turn starts with one player spinning. Wherever the arrow stops sets the task, such as a hand on a red bum or a left foot on a banana. Some tasks are simple placements, while others send players moving around the group and across each other's space.

Landing on Fondle calls for a forfeit. The listed forfeits include taking a shot, removing an item of clothing, kissing the person to your left, clucking like a chicken, mooing like a cow, hee-hawing like a donkey, oinking like a pig, and doing a little dance. Each one is short and silly, so rounds move quickly.

Spinner, Players, and Dress Code

The spinner is double-sided and works for 2, 3, or 4 players. Groups are instructed to use the spinner that matches their number of players, so the same mat and glasses work whether two friends or four are playing.

The game is flexible about clothing. Players can stay fully clothed, play in underwear, or go naked. Groups can also decide to play only for shots or only for strip fondle, which changes how quickly the game moves and how much each forfeit costs in clothing.

What Comes in the Set

The set includes four pairs of glasses, one play mat, and one double-sided spinner. The glasses are colored to match the footprints on the mat, so each player can tell at a glance whose turn it is and where they belong.

The main difference between groups is how far they take the forfeits. A small group can keep it to shots, while a larger group can mix in clothing removal and animal sounds for a livelier round.