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FLAMES game

Type two names and see what the letters say about the pair.

How to use

FLAMES love game with names

It is just a game with the letters of the names.

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FLAMES game: what it is for

FLAMES is the school love game played with the letters of two names. The tool crosses out the letters the names have in common, counts the ones left and uses that number to eliminate the options going around in a circle.

The word left is the result: friendship, love, affection, marriage, rivalry or siblings. The whole count is animated on screen.

How to use

  1. Type your name.
  2. Type the other person's name.
  3. Tap play and follow the letters.

When to use it

  • A game among friends.
  • Finding out the result with your crush's name.
  • Fun content for social media.

Frequently asked questions

How does the game work?

The letters that appear in both names are crossed out, one by one. The letters left are counted, and that number is used to eliminate, going around in a circle, five of the six words: friendship, love, affection, marriage, rivalry and siblings. The one left is the result.

Is this the FLAMES game?

Yes. FLAMES is hugely popular in schools in India and other countries, and each letter of the word stands for a type of relationship.

Is the result true?

No. It is just a game with letters, with no connection to people's feelings. The same pair of names always gives the same result.

Is it really free?

Yes, 100% free. No sign-up, no subscription and no usage limits. All Tools123 are free.

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