Choose a game by difficulty, intensity, format, and the relational skill you want to practice.
Use this library to find a good starting point. Some games are light and beginner-friendly, some help people practice boundaries and consent, and some need a stronger facilitation container. Open any game to see what it develops, how many people it fits, how long it usually takes, and what kind of contact it invites.
Browse the full directory, or narrow it down by skill level, emotional charge or format.
You say what you notice right now: sensations, emotions, impulses, thoughts, and what you notice about the other person. The point is to stay close to immediate experience instead of storytelling.