52 cards · English
Universal
Care, success, home, happiness. Explore what familiar things mean to the people around you.
Conversation cards · 2+ people
Familiar things.
Different perspectives.
A conversation card game about what familiar things mean to you, and how the people around you see them.
One shared phone. No scores. No timer.
One game. Your kind of conversation.
Choose your deck
52 cards · English
No Sugarcoating
Hypocrisy, reputation, excuses, and loyalty. Explore the motives and boundaries behind everyday interactions.
52 cards · English
To Each Their Own
Quirks, habits, small luxuries, and a place of your own. Find out what everyday things mean to the people around you.
52 cards · English
Oddly Normal
A favorite mug, mismatched socks, a bag of bags. Explore familiar habits through explanations, surprising facts, and images.
24 cards · space, time, and physics · solo or together
Universe
Wonder, a little unease, and unexpected discoveries. Reflect on your own perspective or share it with others, then turn the card over for the science behind it.
A numbers game · 52 cards · 1+ players
I Wonder How Much
How many hearts does an octopus have? Estimate a number, then reveal the answer and its story. In a group, the closest guesses earn points. On your own, just explore.
Surprising history · 52 cards · 1+ players
Which Came First?
Oxford or the Aztec Empire? The submarine or the bicycle? Choose which came first, then reveal the answer and its story. Play solo or with a group.
A short solo game · 22 cards · three per round
Three Discoveries
How many flowers make a gram of saffron? How far does the Moon move away? Choose a number with the slider and uncover its story. Play solo, with no scores or timer.
No sign-up. Unfinished games are saved on this device.
Try a card together
Start with your own answer.
Read the question aloud and take turns answering. Then turn the card over for another perspective.
Care
What does care mean to you?
How to play
- Read a card aloud.The person who opens it goes first, then everyone takes a turn. If the card gives you a short activity, follow its instructions.
- Turn it over after sharing.The back adds context or another perspective. Its follow-up question is optional. If a conversation takes off, stay with it or skip the back.
- Pass the first turn to the left.With two people, take turns going first. After ten cards, take a moment to reflect, then finish or keep going. You can stop sooner, too.
A short answer is welcome. You can agree, say “pass,” or skip any card without explaining. There are no right personal answers, scores, or time limits.
Have a thought about the game?
A note to the makers
Something on your mind?
We’d love to hear it.
Tell us what you enjoyed, what didn’t work, or what you’d like to talk about next.