TELL ME ABOUT THAT

Take the uncertainty out of curiosity

Create space for connection.

A card game designed to build deeper, more meaningful relationships. Tell Me About That takes the guessing game out of what to say and how to say it. One more lie on

Take turns asking and answering deep-end questions that invite you to be curious and ask, tell me about that. Turns out, the best question you could ask isn’t even a question.

Designed for friends, families, relationship partners, co-workers, neighbors, teams, communities, etc. Build your curiosity with the people you care most about.

How to play.

  • TRADITIONAL PLAY

    After shuffling, each player takes four question cards and one Tell Me About That card. Going clockwise, ask your first question card to the player to your left. Anytime you want to know more about an answer, you can play your Tell Me About That card and ask the player, “Tell me more about that.”

  • SOLO PLAY

    Leave the Tell Me About That deck out in an area you frequent every day (bathroom, desk, nightstand). Daily, look at one question card and meditate on it throughout the day. I highly encourage journaling your response.

  • TEAM PLAY

    Use on question card for an entire team. Ask everyone at your company, on your team, or in your community the same question and move through the game one question/meeting at a time.

  • 4+ PLAY

    Got a group bigger than four? No problem! Instead of dealing out Tell Me About That cards individually, keep them in the center for everyone to use and share among all the players. After any question, any player can grab a Tell Me About That card to use on another player’s answer.

Frequently asked questions.

  • Anyone! With explanation, this game can be played with kids as young as five.

  • There are several different ways to play Tell Me About That. Traditionally, this is a four-player game. Uniquely, this game can be played solo or with as many people as you want.

  • Any player can use a Tell Me About That card at any time. It’s not only open to the person asking the question.

  • You don’t! However, if you’re asking someone a question and they choose to not answer you can play a Tell Me About That card and ask them to tell you why they chose to not answer.

  • Tell Me About That is a 55-card deck game filled mostly with question cards. There are four Tell Me About That cards and a few cards to help explain the game. All in a standout, sleek box.

SET THE VIBE

SET THE VIBE

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