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The Ungame Christian Board Edition Digital Detox

The leading family communications game - Christian version. Taken from scriptures. Players progress along the playing board as they answer questions such as, "Tell me about a time when God answered one of your prayers." “From whom did you get your earliest ideas about God?” This non-competitive game can be a great ice-breaker or a serious exchange of thoughts, feelings and ideas. Ages 5 to Adult, 2 to 6 Players<br><br>Non-competitive - everyone wins! Entertaining and educational. The games with a thousand answers to every question. Questions you always wanted to ask. Questions you hope someone will ask you. From lighthearted fun to tender moments. A great 'ice-breaker' with new acquaintances. A time of surprising discovery with old friends.

The Ungame Board Edition Digital Detox

The leading family communications game. Players progress along the playing board as they answer questions such as, “What are the four most important things in your life?” and “ What do you think life would be like in 100 years?” This non-competitive game can be a great ice-breaker or a serious exchange of thoughts, feelings and ideas. Ages 5 to Adult, 2 to 6 Players<br><br>Non-competitive - everyone wins! Entertaining and educational. The games with a thousand answers to every question. Questions you always wanted to ask. Questions you hope someone will ask you. From lighthearted fun to tender moments. A great 'ice-breaker' with new acquaintances. A time of surprising discovery with old friends.<br><br>

Pocket Ungame for All Ages Digital Detox

"Pocket Ungame - All Ages Version" is another expansion for "The Ungame" that can be used as part of the original board game or by itself as a standalone talking game. Like other Ungame expansions, this one comes with 2 decks. Deck one contains light questions meant as ice breakers and deck 2 contains questions meant to spark deeper conversations.<br><br>In "Pocket Ungame - All Ages Version", players are encouraged to share their opinions, feelings, and beliefs through the asking of simple questions. Questions come from card prompts & encourage storytelling. Ideal as an ice-breaker as it is fundamentally non-competitive.<br><br>Contains 140 cards.<br><br>Example questions - "Which of your senses do you value most?" "Tell about the most significant person in your life." "What would you like to receive on your next birthday?"

Pocket Ungame for Families Digital Detox

Family version. Designed for siblings and parents to get to know each other better and explore each other's feelings.<br><br>There are 140 cards divided into two decks of 70 cards each. The first deck contains lighter questions such as, "If our family inherited a million dollars, I would like for us to _______." "Name something you enjoy doing with your family. <br> What family holiday experience has left pleasant memories?" "What is something you really need from your family?" <br>The second deck is composed of more specific questions, such as describing your feelings about other family members or explaining how you felt when a family-member hurt your feelings. Other cards allow the player to talk about any subject they choose.<br><br>Players take turns drawing cards and answering the questions on them in a few sentences. Most of the rules are considered as guidelines, such as the "hint" to keep your answers fairly short, but the Rule of Silence during another player's answer must be observed.<br><br>As with other games in the Ungame series, there is no winner or loser. The object of the game is to spend quality time with your family and learn more about the thought and feelings of those closet to you.

Pocket Ungame for Seniors Digital Detox

For older adults. 2-5 players. Pocket Ungame Seniors Version will take players on a trip down memory lane. The questions are in large print for ease of reading and will result in players sharing fun stories of days gone by. This non-competitive game makes a great icebreaker or serious exchange of thoughts, feelings and ideas. Use deck #1 as an icebreaker, to get acquanted, and for fun and laughing. Use deck #2 to share feelings, talk about values, and relate experiences.

Pocket Ungame for 20 Somethings Digital Detox

For 20 something young adults. 2-5 players. Pocket Ungame 20 Somethings Young Adult Version will take players on an adventure with exploratory questions. This non-competitive game makes a great icebreaker or serious exchange of thoughts, feelings and ideas. Use deck #1 as an icebreaker, to get acquainted, and for fun and laughing. Use deck #2 to share feelings, talk about values, and relate experiences.

Pocket Ungame for Kids Digital Detox

This is a slimmed down version of Ungame with new material created for children. This is a non-competitive game that encourages conversation and communication. The game comes in a pocket-sized box and has different questions than previous versions of the board game. (The cards can also be used with the board game.)<br><br>Examples of Pocket Ungame Kids Version material:<br><br>"Annie has a talent for dancing. What is one of your talents?"<br>"Mark and Matt are good friends. How would you describe a good friend?"<br>"Frank must do chores before he can play. How do you feel about doing chores ?"<br>"Joni wants Charlie to play a game with her. What game do you like to play?"<br>"Tara refuses to enter the contest because she doesn't like to lose. Say something about losing."<br>"Kevin was tempted to cheat on a test. If you have ever cheated, tell about it."

Pocket Ungame for Teens Digital Detox

This is the Teen version of Ungame. This set has new cards that are specifically designed for teens, their parents, and youth groups to get to know each other better and explore each other's feelings.<br><br>There are 140 cards divided into two decks of 70 cards each. The first deck contains lighter questions such as, "If you were stranded on an island, whom would you like for a companion."<br><br>The second deck is composed of more specific questions and deeper questions, for example, "Share your feelings about child abuse." That's heavy.<br><br>Players take turns drawing cards and answering the questions on them in a few sentences. Most of the rules are considered as guidelines, such as the "hint" to keep your answers fairly short, but the Rule of Silence during another player's answer must be observed.<br><br>As with other games in the Ungame series, there is no winner or loser. The object of the game is to spend quality time with your family and learn more about the thought and feelings of those closest to you.<br><br>Example questions - "What would you do if your best friend started using dangerous drugs?" "If you could be someone else tomorrow when you woke up, whom would you liked to be?"

Pocket Ungame for Couples Digital Detox

Pocket Ungame - Couples is another expansion for "The Ungame" that can be used as part of the original board game or by itself as a standalone talking game. Like other Ungame expansions, this one comes with 2 decks. Deck one contains light questions meant as ice breakers and deck 2 contains questions meant to spark deeper conversations.<br><br>In Pocket Ungame - Couples Version, players are encouraged to share their opinions, feelings, and beliefs through the asking of simple questions. Questions come from card prompts; there is a 'light-hearted' deck and a more serious deck of questions. Ideal as an ice-breaker as it is fundamentally non-competitive.<br><br>Contains 140 cards.<br><br>From the Publisher:<br>Examples of Pocket Ungame “Couples” Version:<br><br>Describe your marriage in one word.<br>How do you show your love to your spouse?<br>Give three reasons why you believe in marriage.<br>What quality do you like best in your mate?<br>What is something you really like about your relationship?<br>What adjustments must be made when a couple has children?<br>What emotion is most likely to interfere with your relationship?

Pocket Ungame for Christian Version Digital Detox

This is a Christian version to the original Ungame. This set has cards that are specifically oriented to the self-expression of faith and beliefs centered around Christianity. There are two decks in the game and in this set there are over 140 topics that are covered.<br><br>The first deck contains lighthearted topics that are great for casual get-togethers. The second deck contains more serious topics and should be used after a group has become familiar with sharing through the first deck. <br><br>Example questions - "Tell about a time when God answered one of your prayers." "From whom did you get your earliest ideas about God?"<br><br>The game is played by simply each person taking turns drawing a card and answering a question. The person reads the card aloud and then answers it in two or three sentences. There are no comments aloud at that time. There are specific Question-Comment cards that allows a person to ask a question of somebody in the group, any question, or make a comment on any subject.<br><br>The game's aim is to spend quality time together, improve listening, promote fairness, and experience freedom expressing ones self.