Start that Convo - Conversation Cards for Families, Friends, and Couples. Tonight's Conversation Games to Help Get to Know Each Other and Get to Know Me- Break the Ice with 120 Deep Questions

As a psychology professor, I think these cards are brilliantly done modeled after Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. As a company VP, my husband ordered several boxes for his directors to use with their clients and employees for meetings and event mixers. Cards are high quality. The box it comes in is also beautifully done and sturdy.

Yikes. Get ready to get to know someone much better than you thought you did. Bought this game thinking it'd could be fun to play with "couple friends" on trips...you know, while the kids horse around, and it exceeded my expectations. The conversations can be silly and fun, and they can be really thought-provoking and real...something I wasn't expecting, but that I was pleasantly surprised by. In fact, my wife, too, was quite impressed and she and her other teacher friends have started using it as the foundation for "journal writing" in their classrooms. Very cool.

Given as a gift to guests at my wedding reception.

Used this for a date to get to know a young lady I’m interested in, it was fun

Great conversation starting cards to build relationships and communication with kids. Glad I got it

Exactly as advertised! Great questions for young adults and adults. You can learn a lot about your teen with this game.

Questions are very basic and there are much better ones out there. Like the tabletop series or even the decks you find at the dollar store. Bought this for my classroom and will not really use it as much as the others. The Maslow’s hierarchy sounded nice but the cards are basically split into emotional needs questions and physical needs questions. Much better mindfulness resources out there also

Didn’t really know what we were in for with this new game when we opened it up. Turns out, it’s a freaking blast! We read the directions and the conversations just took off. 4 of us played, all of which are pretty good conversationalists even without a game. Having the game map out our conversations was really fun and smooth. Consistent laughter filled the room and 3 out of 4 teared up. The game has different levels of conversation based on how deep you want to get. Great for kids to join in, we began each round easy and worked our way to the more in depth levels. The same group of four played two nights in a row, we all highly recommend.

Really good questions that help to facilitate rich conversations. I've used it with teens and they really enjoy the "help" to talk when they don't know how to start. Only downside... it's advertised as a family package but some questions can't be answered by a variety of ages (e.g., questions about driving or working). Still rating it a 5 because the quality of the questions makes up for the fact that I can't use some of them. Would love to see an option specific for use in schools!

I got this for us for Valentine's day, and we've played multiple times since. It's really nice to just cozy up in bed with a glass of wine and just do something besides sending each other reels on our phones.