It’s hard to believe, but we’re already in February, and that means Valentine’s Day is coming up soon. If you’re scrambling to find a nice gift to give to that special someone in your life this year, have no fear, we’re here to help you track down something that’s sure to make them smile.
These aren’t just the usual flowers and chocolates, either (although we have included links to some good traditional options, if your partner prefers that). In this list, we present a number of different ideas worth thinking about alongside those more classic picks, from sweet LEGO sets to puzzles, to co-op video games that you can enjoy together. It’s also worth noting that finding a good gift doesn’t mean dropping a ton of cash. There are plenty of different options here across a range of prices, so there’s a little something for everyone to enjoy.
The timer has started and there's not long left until the big day arrives, so now is your chance to add the gift idea that catches your eye to your cart so that it arrives in time.
Valentine’s Day 2026: Surprise Them With a LEGO Set
Personally, I’m a very big LEGO fan, and the Botanicals collection is definitely worth checking out if you’re looking to give a creative spin on the usual flower bouquets this year. Whether you want classic roses or the colorful new tulip bouquet, there are so many different arrangements to choose from. Plus, these buildable bouquets don't require any watering or looking after, which is a huge bonus.
These aren’t the only sets worth looking at, though. If you'd like something that the two of you can work on together, many LEGO sets can be constructed with a partner using special co-operative instructions provided by the LEGO Builder app's Build Together mode. This is a great way to tackle a bigger set with each other's help, but even small sets can be divided in two to create a quick afternoon project. There's some great sets that utilize this mode, too. We've included just a few of our favorites below, but it's worth having a full look at all of the Build Together sets for adults that are available. There's some great LEGO gift ideas for Valentine's day in there.
Jump Into a Co-Op Game Video Game
Similar to the LEGO sets above, booting up a co-op game is another excellent way to spend time together. Whether you want to gather your party and venture forth in Baldur’s Gate 3 or be transported into the adventurous worlds of Split Fiction, there are plenty worth checking out. Some are even plucked from our list of the best co-op games, like It Takes Two, Portal 2, and Overcooked 2 (which you can get as part of the Overcooked: All You Can Eat collection).
If you've ticked all those classics off your list and need something brand new, then look no further than Tarsier Studios, the studio behind the first two Little Nightmares games. It's releasing its next game, Reanimal, on February 13, and it supports couch co-op play. If you and your player two are big horror fans looking for something spooky to play together, it seems well worth a look. And it'll arrive just in time for the big day!
Piece Together a Puzzle
Keeping with the co-operative theme here, puzzles are also a wonderful project to work on together. From complex 3D puzzles to standard 2D jigsaws, there's so many different options to consider, with each offering their own level of challenge. There's also a variety of different styles to choose from, so you can find one with a final image (or 3D form) that you'll each enjoy. Plus, who wouldn't want a Pokemon Pika puzzle?!
Speaking of Pokemon, don't forget to browse the always adorable plushies out there, sure to capture your bae's heart! This one is like a 3D valentine in itself:
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