By Drunkdeck · Published July 24, 2026
The Singles deck is built for two players instead of a group: it's Drunkdeck's take on Truth or Drink, with questions designed to work whether you've been dating for two weeks or ten years. It's an 18+ category.
Date nights, anniversaries, or any evening in with a partner where you want conversation with a bit of edge to it. It also works for two close friends who want a version of Truth or Drink that goes past small talk.
Where Truth or Drink assumes a group passing questions around a circle, the Singles deck is written specifically for two people trading questions back and forth: no waiting for a turn, no audience, just the two of you and one question at a time.
With only two players, the deck moves fast: expect to get through a lot of ground in a short session. Use quick play mode to skip the setup entirely, or multiplayer if you'd rather keep a lighthearted running score between the two of you. There's no wrong way to pace it: some couples play a handful of questions over dinner, others treat it as the whole night's plan.
Some couples save the Singles deck for planned date nights; others keep it as a fallback for a quiet evening with nothing else on the schedule. Either use case works fine: the deck reshuffles each session, so it holds up to repeat use without feeling like the same conversation twice.
The Singles deck unlocks with Drunkdeck Premium, which also lets you save and reuse custom questions between sessions.
By Drunkdeck · Published July 24, 2026
The Singles deck is built for two players instead of a group: it's Drunkdeck's take on Truth or Drink, with questions designed to work whether you've been dating for two weeks or ten years. It's an 18+ category.
Date nights, anniversaries, or any evening in with a partner where you want conversation with a bit of edge to it. It also works for two close friends who want a version of Truth or Drink that goes past small talk.
Where Truth or Drink assumes a group passing questions around a circle, the Singles deck is written specifically for two people trading questions back and forth: no waiting for a turn, no audience, just the two of you and one question at a time.
With only two players, the deck moves fast: expect to get through a lot of ground in a short session. Use quick play mode to skip the setup entirely, or multiplayer if you'd rather keep a lighthearted running score between the two of you. There's no wrong way to pace it: some couples play a handful of questions over dinner, others treat it as the whole night's plan.
Some couples save the Singles deck for planned date nights; others keep it as a fallback for a quiet evening with nothing else on the schedule. Either use case works fine: the deck reshuffles each session, so it holds up to repeat use without feeling like the same conversation twice.
The Singles deck unlocks with Drunkdeck Premium, which also lets you save and reuse custom questions between sessions.