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Jimi Rainier –
A good gift and fun questions. But not quiet worth $30
Nina Coulombe –
I appreciate the concept of this game! Usually try to play during dinner prep and dinner. Creates an open conversation about everyday topics that may be easily avoided but important. Some topics could have better questions, but overall a good family game.
Sarah E.B.V. –
My wife got it for us as a part of a family gift. We enjoy using it during dinner or on some other occasions. The questions on cards are well picked. Even if a question comes up again when we play it later, it’s still fun and entertaining.
Coffee hunter –
I use these cards mostly at dinner when I sit down with my family. I really like these because they get everyone talking so we are not just all on our phones. One thing is if you have younger kids most of the questions are more for adults.
Maggie –
This game is great to take in the car on road trips. Good for all ages.
GreatGramma –
We had another family with children over for dinner and game nite. Using the card suggestions for banter was soooo fun!!Even the younger kids had things to say ..
Dr. Cija Ebeling, Ph.D. –
We ordered this conversation game to get to know our teens better. We’ve set up one evening each week to sit down and have family time away from technology. These are quality time moments we’ll always remember. Grateful for random card pulls and how much we’re discovering about each other.Your family is worth your time…grab this fun conversation game so you can create quality time memories together.
Jessica –
Great point to talk about. Makes it easy to start a conversation with the kids they want to keep going.
Love the idea of this! Got this for the coffee table for our family. I like the box it came in, sturdy and seems like it’ll last. –
Great idea!
Love this idea! Conversation starters are easy enough for kids and fun for everyone. They’ve got categories too so it’s easy to find one for the mood. Nice sturdy box it came in as well, should last.
Van van Aligam –
Wish I bought it sooner.
My only regret is that I didn’t buy it sooner. I have been seeing ads about it on social media and thought it was a scam. Boy, do the kids love it! It’s also a great tool for communication among family members, and a fun way to get to know each other better.