Actually Curious: The Original Curiosity Edition! Team Building Conversation Game for Adults and Family
Actually Curious: The Original Curiosity Edition! Team Building Conversation Game for Adults and Family
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- the ORIGINAL CURIOSITY EDITION: The acclaimed connection and empathy building conversation game. The Curiosity Edition is the perfect family game night, classroom, and diversity discussion game.
- AS SEEN IN: The New York Times, NBC Today, ABC GMA, Refinery 29, Cosmopolitan, Goop, Oprah, Forbes, Refinery29, Men’s Health, Women’s Health.
- HOW TO PLAY: Great for friends, couples, family, teens, classrooms or co-workers; read a question and listen without judgement to everyone's answer. Award the card and one point to the answer that moves you!
- BEAUTIFUL CARDS: 15 blue (light), 17 green, 12 yellow, 8 pink cards (deep), 52 in total produced with ethical labor, sustainable paper supply, and packeged into a pocket-sized box to help you level up confidence and trust. The soothing colours and illustrated motif will stand out at your next gathering, dinner party, ladies night, or date night.
- MENTAL HEALTH: Use the Curiosity Edition to practice mindfulness and support mental health with questions that promote critical thinking, diversity, and team building through discussion and journaling.
- A MOVEMENT TO SPREAD EMPATHY: Play a game that uses the science and psychology of emotional connection to help bring people closer together, teach empathy skills, and foster inclusivity and well-being.
- FORBES: “Actually Curious, is specifically focused on building empathy through “the science and psychology of emotional connection.” What’s especially valuable about this simple card deck is that questions are color-coded for four levels of depth.”
- MEN’s HEALTH: Most Fun Stocking Stuffer - “It’s the gift of a game you and he will start playing right under the mistletoe by dishing out questions like “What are you willing to fight for and why?” and “What will your greatest life accomplishment be?” A literal conversation piece.”