Oral Fun Board Game Review

If I had to sum up the design of Oral Fun in one word, it would be 'Pink!'. It is a bit loud, but I don't mind it because everything looks very professionally designed and crafted. Each space has a nice little illustration on it, telling you what to do next, but since there's so many of them, you'll probably have to keep looking at the game guide to remind yourself what each one means.

In terms of gameplay, Oral Fun is just as difficult as Chutes and Ladders (i.e. extremely easy). All you need to do is roll the dice, move your counter and look up what to do in the game guide. However, the game does add another layer by asking you to incorporate a whole host of other items. Some of them you probably already have, like ice cubes, but even I didn't have flavored lube to hand, and I'm a sex toy reviewer! Getting everything together can be a bit of a challenge, and you may prefer to skip some of them to make it easier to get started.

This is a really high-quality board game. The board, the cards, the box — they all feel really nice and sturdy and shiny. The illustrations on the board look great, too! There's a lot of thought put into all of the oral sex ideas, even if not all of them may be so appealing to you.

I was surprised to see how cheap this game is! My partner and I are both boardgame fans and have spent much more than Oral Fun's $20 on other games that looked and felt not as nice as this one. Even though we didn't fully fall in love with this game, at that price, I think it's 100% worth giving it a go if you think you might enjoy it.

A lot of people online seem to absolutely love this game, and I can see why. If you get the prep right, don't take the rules too seriously and leave your awkwardness at the door, it can be a hoot! There's certainly plenty to keep you entertained, and in the end, I enjoyed getting to know more about my partner and what he likes.

While the box for Oral Fun is certainly not discreet, it's not overly explicit either. It's a nice, sturdy box with the name of the game on the top and an overview of the game at the bottom. I wouldn't keep it out on a shelf for everyone to see, but I like that it feels like it will last a long time.

In the box, you'll find a small, foldable board, one dice, two plastic player counters, thirty trivia cards and a game guide. Like most games, it comes with a small, resealable bag to store the dice and counters in, but no bag for the cards. Since the board and the cards are made from paper, they aren't waterproof, so you should take care when handling all the liquids involved in the game!