99 conversation starter cards: Provides a wide range of questions to spark meaningful discussions and deeper connections
Three difficulty levels: Offers icebreakers, reflective questions, and challenges to suit different conversation depths
Wild cards for surprises: Adds an element of fun and keeps each game unique
Compact and portable: Easy to take anywhere for game nights, travel, or gatherings
Simple rules: Easy to learn and play, making it accessible for all ages
Summarized by Shop
A game for anyone you want to know better, even someone you've known for years. We turned really good questions that don't come up in normal conversations into a game of answering them together. You'll go deeper than you ever have, and finish with a closer connection.
Number of Cards
99
Card Types
Icebreaker, reflective, challenge
Recommended Players
2-8
Material
Cardboard
Color
Black, White
Pattern
Text
Summarized by Shop
4.7
1K ratings
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I do a lot of group facilitation stuff - actually all over the world. Team building, activity sessions 'inside' training courses, church groups fun activity evenings - and actually Emotional Intelligence (EI/EQ) sessions with HR managers and other trainers and coaches. HDWY shows off our American style of sharing openly and 'boldly' - talking about life and work - easily. But our national or cultural characteristic is not 'normal' in other countries where I work. HDWY will help me immensely, not least because the activities are more neutral and can easily be tweaked to 'work' in other cultures. And because I've run out of ideas! :-) It's extremely well designed and thought through. Great quality all round! Love it!
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David · 14 days ago
I couldn’t finish the game, but I was able to discover a little more about this person I’ve been wanting to talk to for a while, and it was eye opening in a way.
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Irwen · 13 days ago
It was easy to take what would be in some cases a difficult discussion piece and turn it into a meaningful and enlightening conversation that came from life experience, which allowed the other to see beyond the surface matter of life on how we project ourselves to the world.