Intelligent Change Get Closer: Table Talk Conversation Cards, Dinner Party Conversation Starters, Fun Talking Card Game Friends, Family, & Couples, Icebreaker Game 52 Question Cards

I purchased this for a Galentine's Day Party. Provided a great conversation/get to know you opportunity. We enjoyed it and it helped us to get closer, share our experiences, and give each other advice on how to navigate through life challenges. I highly recommend.

I purchased this as a reward after the Easter egg hunt I had for my adult children. It was a sought-after prize.

A very fun game I find my self bringing it out often

They’re nice, but I don’t use them. I wish I didn’t buy them to be honest.

Great way to break up the ice and get real conversations started towards getting to know people.

A lot of the questions are generic enough that they aren’t incredibly creative. They are the sort of questions you would hear a bunch of times before and aren’t real unique or even super thought provoking. Examples such as: “Describe your perfect day”, “what’s your favorite time of year” and “where would you live if you could live anywhere”. A few of them were cliche to the point of my guests rolling eyes a little. A few of them were a little more creative- such as “would you rather live a nomadic life or a settled one”. I found myself wishing that more of the cards were unique or a little different and creative so as to make you pause to think than “who was your favorite teacher”. I think cards that were unique enough to make people laugh a little or think a little harder or ian a different way than an old hat sort of two word response question would have made for more fun and better conversation with a group. I really like the idea of these and could play them literally all day long with anyone- but I find that with this deck, most people I try to use them with loose interest before I can really get through the bulk of them. At some point it feels like pulling teeth like I’m interviewing them for a bad date with cliche questions and I just put them away and move on. I find these worked better with just my significant other as a date night thing and talk about them a little more in depth for each one or even as a long road trip thing to get my significant other to talk to me when driving and not just zone out driving. I found a few of them to be a little problematic if you try to play with family, such as “are you closer with your mom or dad” type questions. Whoever is reading them needs to reserve the right to maybe censor one or two out of play at their discretion depending on the audience. The packaging is good. The holder is rugged and holds up better than a standard box that cards would come in. The font, matte finish, and color of the box and everything is super nice and classy looking. They physically look nicer and more expensive than some other topic cards I own. I think they are an ok deal, but I’d probably look elsewhere or for a different themed cards if you want creative cards. Overall I’d recommend them.

We got these to bring on a family vacation and they were a huge hit.

Boring questions