Cards get binned. Chocolates get eaten. A Valentine’s game starring your boyfriend gets played over and over. Your boyfriend plays games anyway. Now he can play one where he’s the star, you’re the prize, and his gaming skills are finally put to good use.
Our pick: flappy flyer with the Valentine’s Day theme. Your boyfriend dodges broken hearts and cupid misfires, grabs hearts and roses, and the game finishes with a group hug ending carrying your own message. Every line is pre-written and funny out of the box, and you can change any of it.
For when your boyfriend deserves a full hero’s journey: coins, power-ups and a boss fight.
Sample lines
“Power-up acquired: extra rings and zero extra dignity.”
“Babe says he’s “basically a pro”. The scoreboard disagrees.”
Who’s who
Make him the hero and yourself the final reunion. Bonus points for casting his best mate as the boss.
Tips for the perfect Valentine’s Day game
Hide the link in a card with “scan me” on the front.
Make the win level properly hard. Gamers respect a challenge.
Collect 14 hearts to win. Because 14 February. Get it?
Valentine’s Day game for your boyfriend: FAQ
How do I make a Valentine’s Day game for my boyfriend?
Pick a game style and the Valentine’s Day theme in the app, play it free with demo characters, then upload a photo of your boyfriend to turn him into a cartoon character. Name the game, pick a link like yourname.become.games and send it. It takes about five minutes.
Is there a cheeky version?
For adults, yes. Cheeky mode adds innuendo and a censored-romance ending with a giant pixel censor bar. It’s only available when you’re 18+ and confirm every character is an adult. Family mode is the default.
Is it too soppy for a new boyfriend?
You choose the tone. Pick a silly ending like a dance party or a high five for something light, or a slow dance if you’re ready for the soppy stuff. Every line of text is editable.
Could I use it to propose?
People have thought about it. The proposal-ring ending puts a ring on screen and your question as the message. Have a backup plan in case they’re too busy beating the high score.
How much does it cost?
Making, playing and publishing games is free. To turn your own photos into characters you need a plan: £3.49 a month (2 characters in month one) or £19.99 a year (10 characters up front). Plans also unlock custom game links. Cancel any time.
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