— the party game from Private Talk with Alexis Texas

“My favorite part — Truth with Texas. A little kinky, a little naughty, a little romantic.”
— Alexis Texas, on every episode
The game Alexis plays with every guest on Private Talk — with the questions she really asks. Now it’s your turn: grab your friends and tell the truth.
1 Who’s playing?
Add at least 2 players.
2 How do you want to play?
3 Play
—, truth time.
“That concludes Truth with Texas. You passed with flying colors.”
On the show, the guest gets to ask Alexis questions next. Your turn: pick someone and ask them anything.
How to play
- Add your players. Two to twelve people, first names are fine.
- Play it like the show — Alexis’s rounds in her order: Kinky, Romantic, Spicy, Naughty, then a last set. Or pick one heat level and keep going.
- Take turns. The phone tells you whose turn it is. Answer honestly — or plead the fifth. No penalty, she just moves on.
- Quick picks (“Lights on or off?”) get a one-word answer. No thinking, no take-backs.
- The ending. “That concludes Truth with Texas. You passed with flying colors.” Then flip it, like her guests do: you ask the questions.
- Far apart? Start a party room and send the code — everyone plays on their own phone.
The rounds
- Kinky — Toys, ties, control — and what’s off limits.
- Romantic — Date nights, red flags, green flags and first kisses.
- Spicy — Turn-ons, dirty talk and what really happens behind closed doors.
- Naughty — Confessions, regrets and the stories that should’ve stayed private.
A taste of the questions
- What’s the first thing you notice when someone walks into the room?
- What’s the cheesiest pickup line that actually worked on you?
- What’s your biggest dating red flag — the one you ignore anyway?
- What’s the most embarrassing thing you’ve done to get someone’s attention?
- Have you ever slid into someone’s DMs? Did it work?
- What’s your biggest turn-on that isn’t physical?
- What’s the best kiss you’ve ever had — and what made it so good?
- What’s the most adventurous place you’ve ever hooked up?
- What’s a fantasy you’ve never said out loud?
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Questions
What is Truth with Texas?
It’s the game Alexis Texas plays near the end of every Private Talk interview — her “favorite part”: rounds of truth questions that are a little kinky, a little naughty and a little romantic. This version is for you and your friends, with the questions she really asks on the show.
How do you play?
Add everyone’s name and take turns. “Play it like the show” goes round by round like Alexis does — Kinky, Romantic, Spicy, Naughty, then a last set — and ends with her closing line. Or pick one heat level and keep going. Quick picks get a one-word answer, no thinking allowed.
Can I skip a question?
Yes. Plead the fifth and the next card comes up — no penalty, same as on the show.
How many people can play?
Two to twelve. Pass one phone around, or start a party room so everyone plays on their own phone — perfect for a group FaceTime.
Is it free?
Yes. No app, no sign-up. It works in any phone or computer browser.
Is it for adults?
Yes — 18+ only. Romantic is about dating and crushes; Kinky, Spicy and Naughty get into sex, kinks and confessions.
Are our answers saved?
Never. Answers are said out loud, not typed. Party rooms keep only the first names you enter, and delete them 24 hours after the last card.