Conversation Games

Here you can find Card Collective's large selection of conversation games and conversation cards! Do you need a little help discussing global issues or communicating your feelings to your loved ones? Conversation games can be a great way to start talking. This type of game combines good conversation with simple rules, so you can have fun while getting to know each other better. There are conversation games in many different forms and focusing on various topics or age groups. Therefore, you can almost always find a game that suits your needs.

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There are many types of conversation games, which often share the common goal of creating deeper and more present conversations among players. Unlike many trivia games, there is no time limit for answers in conversation games. Here, you can take your time to provide detailed answers, and there is often also room to ask follow-up questions. Conversation games are not hectic and do not require major tactical decisions, but fit well into calm and relaxed moments when you take time for each other. Some of the games are also suitable as conversation starters over dinner or other everyday situations.

There are many different types of conversation games. A large part of the games are intended for conversations between adults, but many can also be used with the whole family, or specifically to create closeness with the youngest members of the family. Some games focus on challenging people's ability to listen to others instead of always having to express their own opinions, while other games are about getting better at expressing oneself. Here, you will also find games designed to discuss relationships, everyday life, or just work with your creative side. So grab one or two conversation games and start the good conversation!

Popular Conversation Games:

Go' Samtale
Go Samtale game is developed by the Danish company Simply Family, which works for well-being and to strengthen relationships in the family. They try to achieve this, among other things, by using their two Go' Samtale games for families and couples. Common to both games is that they consist of 90 beautifully illustrated conversation cards about life's big and small questions. Each card has its own topic, and three questions to help you start exciting conversations about the topic on the card. However, you can also come up with your own questions to keep the conversation going even longer and add even more depth to the game.

SNAK
SNAK is a series of conversation games created by the Danish author and speaker Frederik Svinth. The games are developed as a tool to create more confidential conversations among friends and family. SNAK games are developed with various topics and concepts, but all start the conversation. The wide range of topics also means that you can find a SNAK game for almost any occasion or age group.

Several of the SNAK games also come with different rule sets, while others can be combined with other games. For these reasons, the games can advantageously be played many times, each time with new exciting conversations and varying rules.

Colors and Feelings
Colors and Feelings is based on the award-winning children's author Anna Llenas's universe – where children learn to talk about their and others' feelings – even down to ages 3-4. Here, you need to help the confused Color Monster sort out its feelings, and have a good talk with the children about when they or someone they know last had the same feeling. In short – a fantastic children's game that creates presence and can help children articulate their feelings.