What is Battleship 18+ and how is it different from regular Battleship?

Battleship 18+ is the classic 10×10 naval game with the same rules — place 10 ships, take turns guessing cells, sink ships. The difference is that every ship hides an adult task. When a ship is sunk, the task tagged to it reveals on the opposing partner's phone and they perform it. Strip an item, perform a foreplay command, fulfill a written wish. Two phones, two devices, real-time multiplayer.

Do we need to be in the same room to play?

No. Both partners play on their own phones using a 6-character match code. Long-distance couples get exactly the same game as same-room couples — there's no screen-share requirement. The host creates a match, shares the code, the guest joins. After that both devices run the match in real time.

What's the difference between Stripping mode and Wishes mode?

Stripping is the stock preset — 10 prepared strip tasks pulled from a curated 41-item deck (gender-aware) and distributed across your ships randomly. You can edit any of the 10 before play to match your actual wardrobe. Wishes is the custom preset — you write all 10 tasks yourself, either on your own ships (commitments) or on partner's ships (asks). 140 characters max per task.

Can we mix Stripping and Wishes in the same match?

Per side, you choose one preset. Player 1 can run Stripping while Player 2 runs Wishes — both sides have their own deck. Many couples do exactly this on first matches to ease into the format: one partner uses the stock strip deck while the other writes a few Wishes.

How many Wishes tasks should I write before our first match?

Ten — one per ship. Start by writing 4 mild, 4 spicy, 2 explicit so the heat ramps as the match progresses. After the first match you'll know which cards hit and which fell flat. Edit between sessions and the deck improves quickly.

Can we save matches and pause them?

Yes. Matches save to the database with their full state. You can pause mid-game and resume on either phone later — the grid, ships, hit history, and task assignments all persist. Premium accounts save unlimited concurrent matches; free accounts save a smaller number. The 6-char match code stays valid until you forfeit or finish.

Custom Battleship 18+: Strip & Wishes Deck for Couples (2026)

Battleship is the simplest game on the LovePlay roster: you place ships on a 10×10 grid, your partner places theirs on another phone, you take turns guessing cells. Hit. Miss. Hit again. The difference is that every ship hides a task. Sink one and a modal opens on the other phone with the dare written under that ship. They perform — strip an item, do a wish, run a foreplay command. Then their turn.

The default deck is 41 stock strip items split by gender (21 female, 20 male) — different clothing categories so the strip path stays varied. Custom mode replaces that with whatever you and your partner want to write. Anything goes inside 140 characters per card.

How the game actually works

Three things make Battleship 18+ different from every strip-battleship variant you've seen online:

1. Two phones, two devices, no screen-share

One person creates a match and gets a 6-character code. Partner enters the code on their phone and joins. From that point both phones run the same match in real time — your grid is yours, theirs is theirs. Works in the same room. Works from different cities. Long-distance couples get the same game as in-person couples, no awkward workarounds.

2. Every ship hides a task — not a ship animation

Sinking a ship doesn't just check a box. The task tagged to that ship reveals on your partner's phone. They have to actually do it. Strip an item, perform a foreplay command, fulfill a written wish — whatever the deck says. The grid is just the timer; the task is the game.

3. Real match state — pause, resume, save

Matches live in the database. You can pause mid-game, walk away, finish in the morning. Premium accounts save unlimited matches; free accounts save a few. The 6-char code is your shareable lobby — partner joins from wherever.

Two presets, picked at match start

Preset 1: Stripping (stock)

10 strip tasks are pulled from a curated deck of 41 items, distributed across your 10 ships randomly. Tasks are gender-aware — the deck knows which 21 female items and which 20 male items to draw from. Before the match starts, you can edit or replace any of the 10 to match your actual wardrobe. Wearing jeans tonight? Swap "remove dress" for "remove jeans." No bra? Swap that line. The deck honors what you're actually wearing.

Sample female pull: remove dress, remove blouse, remove tights, remove earrings, remove heels, remove necklace, remove blazer, remove panties, take down hair, remove watch.

Sample male pull: remove shirt, remove jeans, remove belt, remove watch, remove shoes, remove necklace, remove jacket, remove underwear, remove ring, remove socks.

Preset 2: Wishes (custom)

You write your own 10 tasks per side. Two authoring modes inside this preset:

On your own ships — what you commit to doing if a ship of yours gets sunk. "I'll give you 60 seconds of edging," "I'll let you choose the next position."
On partner's ships — what you want them to do when you sink theirs. "Tell me your wildest fantasy in detail," "60 seconds of dirty talk before we move."

The hard cap is 140 characters per card — enough for a clear instruction, short enough to keep the pace moving.

How to build a great Wishes deck

Agree on hard limits first. Before writing a single task, list 3–5 acts that don't go on any ship — anything that has caused a real argument before, anything one partner isn't ready for. Battleship reveals a task at random, so a hard limit on a ship is a worse problem than on a Truth or Dare card.
Decide the heat distribution. 10 ships. How many mild, how many spicy, how many explicit? A common split is 4 mild (compliments, slow kisses, undressing one item), 4 spicy (oral teasing, dirty talk, partner-led foreplay), 2 explicit (extended oral, edging, dom/sub turn).
Mix shore and ship. Use both authoring modes. Put commitments on your own ships ("I'll let you direct my hands for 3 minutes") and asks on partner's ships ("Tell me what you've been thinking about all week"). Mixing makes the game feel collaborative.
Write specific, not generic. "Kiss me for 30 seconds on the spot I name" beats "kiss me." "Edge me with your hands for 2 minutes — no climax" beats "edge me." Specificity removes negotiation mid-game and keeps the energy moving.
Save the deck. Premium accounts save unlimited custom decks. Build one for date nights, one for anniversaries, one for long-distance video calls. Each deck loads in seconds.

20 Wishes deck examples

Mild Wishes (early ships — warm-up)

Tell me three things you find sexy about me right now, specific.
Slow kiss me for 60 seconds — no other contact, no breaking.
Strip down one layer — your choice which.
Trace the alphabet on my back with your fingertip.
Whisper your favorite memory of us in detail.
Compliment three different parts of my body, one body part each.
Sit in my lap for 60 seconds — no other contact.

Spicy Wishes (middle ships — raising heat)

Use only your mouth on one body part of mine for 2 minutes.
Demonstrate three kinds of kisses — I pick favorite.
Let me direct your hands for 90 seconds — anywhere I point.
Strip another layer — my choice this time.
60 seconds of dirty talk before your next move.
Give me a 3-minute oil massage — location my pick.
Pose for me for 30 seconds however I describe.

Explicit Wishes (last ships — behind locked door)

Edge me with your hands or mouth — three close calls, no climax.
Tell me what you want, out loud, while I do it.
Try one move you've fantasized about but never asked for.
Give me complete control of your body for 10 minutes.
Whisper one thing you've never said in bed — say it now.
Reverse roles for 5 minutes — be whoever I want tonight.

Best practices for memorable matches

Don't stack explicit on the smallest ship. The 1-cell ship is the hardest to sink. If you put the steamiest dare there, you may never see it. Spread the spicy ones across mid-size ships (3-cell, 2-cell) so they actually trigger.
Pace the strip with the stock preset. 10 items of clothing on each side means the game ends roughly when one of you is fully undressed. If you wear less to start, ships drain faster — escalation goes physical sooner.
Mix presets across sessions. Run one session on the Stripping preset to warm up. Run the next on Wishes — same partner, different game. The two modes don't replace each other; they trade off depending on mood.
Use the pause feature. A match isn't a one-shot. Pause when you need to. Resume the next morning, the next week. The grid waits.
Replay deck variations. When a Wishes deck hits, save it. Tweak 2–3 cards next session. Don't rebuild from scratch — iterate.
Custom decks beat stock for repeat play. The 41-item stock deck is great for first plays. After two or three matches you'll know what you actually want — that's when Wishes mode pays off.

Battleship 18+ is the most physical of LovePlay's games. Truth or Dare gives you cards. Sexopoly gives you a board. Battleship gives you a 10×10 grid with consequences for every hit. The stock 41-item deck covers wardrobe play; the Wishes preset covers everything else. Pick your phone, place your ships, send the code.