Hands-on body twist her Adult game discontinued

Hands-On Body Twist-Her is a cute concept, but in execution is rather lacking in real appeal. It would be most effective as a gag gift at a bachelorette party, as long as the giver was not too picky about the future opinion the bride-to-be would have of her. The set claims to be a party game, but a test made in such an atmosphere resulted in a lot of nervous giggles that eventually led to even more cracking up, a lot of blushing, and some halfhearted poking at the game pieces that culminated in no one really wanting to try it. Unless you start out with easily suggestible (or easily inebriated) friends, or already hang around exclusively with adventurous, eagerly experimental swingers, I predict the same rather awkward results for both. A good laugh at the lunch table the next day, but not any particular entertainment for the time being. The game is better suited for couple play. In a particularly goofy mood, the whole concept may be silly, but it works. The "twisted fun" promised on the box will, in fact, ensue. However, it is hardly worth going through the effort to get elaborate instructions for doing what comes naturally. The game contains no particularly interesting suggestions, and having someone's elbow on your inner thigh is hardly the most pleasant experience anyway. Aside from that, the concept is hardly novel. There are plenty of older, less elaborate games with essentially the same culmination. A pair of dice with a body part on one and instructions on the other come to mind. Where Hands-On Body Twist-Her is concerned, pull it out to embarrass your closest friends, amuse (or annoy) compatriots with a gag gift, or play with a partner if the mood suits. Otherwise, it is a bad pun worth a moment's amusement and months, if not years, gathering dust on a closet shelf.

When I saw the square box sitting on the counter, I knew I was in for a treat. I spent a moment trying to decide what could be in the mystery box, but it soon dawned on me where it was from. My brother was unable to tell what was in the box or where it was from, so if you had any hesitation on buying a product from EdenFantasys due to privacy, have no fear! Upon opening the box, I found myself staring at a very fun looking adult game, “Hands-On Body Twist Her.” I instinctively flipped the box over to read through the directions. The directions state that the participants are to place colored hand stickers on places you would like to be touched, clothed or not. You then take turns rolling both the body part and colored hand dice to find out where to touch and with what. The choices of body parts you could roll are: lips, elbow, nose, toe, hand, and a question mark. One would assume that the question mark would be whatever appendage you choose, but there are no directions suggest it. As I opened the box, I was suddenly very skeptical at the fun or pleasure this game could generate. I was very disappointed to see that there were no creative directions or alternate game strategies in the box. There were only two very cheaply made plastic dice and a package of circular hand stickers. Now, I understand that these types of games are indented to be simple, but this one seemed to be laughably so. One problem with the game that I noticed was the type of sticker used. The game comes with a stack of round stickers with colored hands on them. I was hoping the stickers were the reusable window cling type, but alas, they are not. Once you use up the stack of stickers, you no longer have a complete game. When played with a large group of people the stickers are bound to run out fast. I experimented with the stickers on clothing and naked skin. They are not very reusable, and it is quite tedious to try and put them back on the sticker sheets. Peeling them off the skin is no walk in the park either! As you would imagine the stickers are great at adhering your hairs and ripping them out upon removal. The game simply fails to generate anything more than an awkward situation. Does anyone really want someone else’s toe in their ear? The game failed to get me or my partner excited at all. It’s not easy to roll dice when your hands are planted firmly on each of your partners butt cheeks! It didn’t take long to ditch the game and carry on foreplay as usual. I found it strange that the name of the game suggests it can only be played with a heterosexual couple, when it could very well be played with a homosexual couple, (or mixed group for that matter). I can’t give this game more than one star; perhaps it would be more fun as a drinking game. The game fails to replicate the fun and excitement that only true naked twister can provide.