Valentine’s Day: the annual panic. Solve it with a game where your girlfriend dodges cupid’s misfires. Something thoughtful, something funny, something she’ll screenshot for her friends: a personalised game for your girlfriend ticks every box.
Our pick: flappy flyer with the Valentine’s Day theme. Your girlfriend 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.
Idea 1
The quickest way to get your girlfriend hooked. Simple, silly and dangerously “just one more go”.
Sample lines
Idea 2
A gentle, heartfelt climb through the years. Bring tissues for the ending.
Sample lines
Idea 3
Proper retro adventure energy, with your girlfriend stomping baddies on the way to the boss.
Sample lines
Put her front and centre, you as the one waiting at the end, and her best friend as a cheering cameo.
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 girlfriend to turn her into a cartoon character. Name the game, pick a link like yourname.become.games and send it. It takes about five minutes.
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.
Yes. Nothing is sent to her until you share the link yourself. Build it, test it, and send it whenever you like by WhatsApp, text, email or a QR code inside a card.
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.
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.
Free to build and play. Turn your people into characters when you’re happy with it.