A hidden rating from zero to a hundred sits face down between you. Each player guesses where it lands and backs the guess with a roast card. Closest guess takes the round, which means the winner is whoever reads the other person best — and that is a far more interesting argument than a dare deck. A Thrilly party card game.
What is actually in the box
- Two hundred flirt cards and two hundred roasts, so the pairing never repeats across a normal run
- Scores against a concealed number instead of a judge, which is why it works properly with two players
- Dial the tone yourself: the same cards play funny, flirty or genuinely savage depending on the pair
- Valentine’s and Galentine’s are its natural habitat, and it holds up with a group of four
How a round goes
- Reveal a flirt card. Its rating stays hidden under the cover.
- Each player guesses the number out loud and plays the roast they think matches it.
- Lift the cover. Closest guess wins the round and the bragging that comes with it.
- Swap who reveals and keep going until somebody has clearly won the evening.
Who it suits, and who it does not
Buy it for
Couples who enjoy sizing each other up, Galentine’s tables, and anybody who likes a guessing game hiding inside a joke.
Skip it if
Anyone expecting straight dares or truth-or-dare prompts. Our reviewers are direct about this and so are we: underneath the flirting it is a number-guessing game, and if that is not what you wanted the evening will feel sideways.
The honest bit
This is the most divided set of reviews in our line, and the split is entirely about expectation rather than quality. Players who arrive wanting a scoring game call it clever; players who arrive wanting prompts call it maths. We have put the mechanic at the top of this page rather than burying it, because the box genuinely delivers one of those two nights and not the other.
What players said afterwards
★★★★☆
Funny Twist, But Not What We Expected
“Flirt To Roast” is definitely entertaining, but it wasn’t quite what we anticipated. Instead of purely playful or flirty prompts, it involves more math, which makes it feel more like a brain game than a laugh-out-loud couples game. Fun Factor: The game is clever and engaging, and the math/logic twist can be a fun challenge if you’re into that.
Alex L. · Flirt to Roast Ratio · September 4, 2025
★★★★★
Crying laughing!!
I ordered this game for Galentines, and we were in tears laughing!! It was the perfect combination of hysterical cards, and us actually competing to win! Highly recommend!
Barbara Caiola · Flirt to Roast Ratio · February 20, 2025
★★★★☆
Not sure we played it right!
To be fair, we were pretty intoxicated when we were trying to figure this one out so it probably didn't go over as well it probably should have... So the point to the game is to try to get your flirt to roast score as close to 100 as possible.. It has a Cards Against Humanity feel to it, as you draw your flirt card and everyone has to lay down the roast to follow it...
Cody B · Flirt to Roast Ratio · April 28, 2025
★★★★★
Get it!
Fun game. Be ready to roast and be roasted!
Knyte · Flirt to Roast Ratio · May 3, 2025
★★★★☆
Fun evening
This game makes for a fun evening as it is fun to play and can be as entertaining as you see fit in terms of funny, sexy, or dirty. The packaging and card quality feels pretty solid, and just like any card-based game set, you can incorporate other elements into gameplay, such as drinking beverages, as an example.
Jonny B Good · Flirt to Roast Ratio · March 24, 2025
A two-player Thrilly party card game, and the numbers behind it
Flirt To Roast Ratio is a card game for two players, which makes it the odd box in a line built for a loud room. There is no board, no figures, no accessories, nothing collectible, and no mobile tool to set up — a deck containing the prompts and one small table. You read, you answer slightly too honestly, and the action is the pause afterwards. An educated guess about how your partner will take a question is the actual game.
Stock runs low on this one, so the latest price and the availability above are based on the partner shop listing at our last check and nothing more; a popular edition gets restocked at the shop's pace and the shop page shows the real result. We have personally played it, and the family shelf exists for the nights when this is the wrong idea — a sticky hand, a slap, a sip, hands everywhere. Tracking is on your own order page, and nothing said at this table should be shared.
