Gift-readyThe card game for couples
WhoIs? Card Game
The game for couples to find out who’s who.
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Read a card. Sit back to back. Raise ME or YOU and see if you agree. 167 questions about who fell first, who’s messier and who’s never on time.
- Ships from the US
- Gift-ready magnetic box
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Every box includes 20% off The Couples Contract, for when you’re ready for the bigger talks.
- question cards
- 167
- ME and YOU cards
- 12
- players
- 2 to 12+
- minutes a game
- 30 to 90+
- ages, per the box
- 16+
How to play
Who knows who better? Find out tonight.
Two ways to play. Both end with a winner, and usually a debate.

A head-to-head for date night at home.
- 1
Make a bet
Agree on a prize before the first card. The bigger the bet, the better the game.
- 2
Draw 15 cards each
The younger partner reads first. Beauty before age.
- 3
Read, answer, agree
Read a card out loud. Your partner says who it describes. If you both agree, they win the card and a point.
- 4
Winner takes date night
Most points when the cards run out wins date night and the bet. No bet? The winner gets a massage.

Couples against couples. Welcome to the Battle of the Relationships.
- 1
Pick a host
Someone from another couple reads the cards. The newest couple goes first.
- 2
Sit back to back
Each partner holds one ME card and one YOU card. No peeking, no hints.
- 3
Cards up
The host reads five cards. For each one, you both raise ME or YOU. Point to the same person and your couple scores.
- 4
First to 25 wins
The first couple to 25 points is crowned Relationship Royalty of the night.
House rules, to keep the peace
Go with your gut
First instinct only. Fast answers are the funny ones.
Mind the peanut gallery
Commentary is welcome. Answering for the couple in the spotlight is not.
Tied at 25?
Play a tiebreaker. Keep answering until a couple misses one.
Inside the deck
Read one out loud. Then point.
Six real cards from the deck of 167. Some sweet, some petty, all about the two of you.
Who is:
Better at planning surprises?
WhoIs?No. 1
Who is:
More likely to talk their way out of a speeding ticket?
WhoIs?No. 90
Who is:
More likely to burn the house down while cooking dinner?
WhoIs?No. 55
Who is:
The first one to ask for a bite of someone else’s food?
WhoIs?No. 151
Who is:
The one that replaces the toilet paper roll?
WhoIs?No. 62
Who is:
The one getting in trouble tonight for how they answered these questions?
WhoIs?No. 118
Hand 1 of 3
Heads up: a handful of cards are for grown-ups. These are the PG ones.
What’s in the box
Everything for game night, except the snacks.
167 question cards
In pink and teal. The color’s just for fun.
12 answer cards
6 ME and 6 YOU, for group play.
How-to-play booklet
Both ways to play, plus the house rules.
20% off the Contract
A code card for when you’re ready for the bigger talks.
A magnetic box
Gift-ready, and easy to put back on the shelf.

Gift-ready
It already looks like a present.
The magnetic box is ready to hand over as is. Bring it to the engagement party, the shower or the anniversary dinner, and let the room pick sides.
- Two people, or a whole party of couples
- A winner at the end of every game
- 20% off The Couples Contract inside
Game night
Fair warning: it gets loud.



Photos from our own 2021 game night shoot. Captions are real cards from the deck.
The Couples Contract
Then make it official.
WhoIs? settles who’s messier. The Couples Contract settles who does the dishes. Money, chores, family and the what-ifs: answer together or apart, reveal, agree, then sign.
- Reveal your answers side by side
- A signed PDF for both of you
- Revisit reminders, so it grows with you
Not legally binding. Just honestly useful.
This agreement is made between Alex and Sam, to be revisited every 6 months.
- 3.3 Both parties agree to go on a minimum of 3 dates per month.
- 7.6 Take out trash: Sam
- 13.4 Rent: even split
Alex
Signature
Sam
Signature
Not legally binding in any capacity. Don’t make this weird.
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