My first observation was of the back of the packaging, which was a simple "cardstock" paper card with a plastic piece that held the dice onto the card. On the back of it, read these instructions for Eden's Love Dice:

"Rules:
Each player rolls 2 dices
She rolls pink and black, he performs the choice
He rolls blue and black, she performs the choice
Eden leaf represents a wild card. You choose anything you like"

Here's what bothers me about the instructions on the back of this packaging, even though the packaging itself looks nice (and great as a gift if you overlook the typos).

First off all, "dices" is not a word. The correct plural form of "dice" is "dice." If it were singular it would be "die," as in "there is one die." In the event of using dice in the sentence above, it should have said, "Each player rolls 2 die," and it should have included a period at the end of this sentence.

Second of all, there was no black die included in this set, but instead a green one. This made the instructions a bit annoying to me because I was like, what? What black die? I think someone got their colors wrong here... At least they understood what pink and blue were and what their purposes are in this love game. But still, this should have been given more work (and periods at the end of sentences) before it was printed out and glued to the back of the piece of plastic that these dice were inserted into.

Aside from that, this trio of dice, at an estimated 1 inch (on all 6 sides) each, were very aesthetically appealing. Their clear plastic colors let the sunlight come right through them, making pretty coloration "shadows" on the place I photographed the set.

There were some obvious scratches all over the set, which made it look like in my photos they were old or dirty. I was confused by this, as they are brand new. I wiped them off repeatedly but could not change the look of them.

The game is pretty simple, and can be very erotic, even though I myself would get bored with it after too long. The dice are relatively large compared to standard dice for games, and that's a feature I like about them as well. They are a bit bigger than my Pico Bong die (I only have one, and it is black with images of Pico Bong toys on the sides of it). I think they are pretty, colorful, and useful as a couple's set.

I received them as part of a promotion run by EdenFantasys (5 Free Gifts With Your Order of $50+!) and will be getting some use out of them.