Soul Friends

Conversational card game for a group of friends who crave real conversations—the kind that make you laugh, think, and maybe reflect. With thought-provoking questions and playful prompts, you’ll uncover stories, share memories, and connect in ways you never expected.
Price
$35.00 USD
$35.00 USD
Soul Friends
  • Overview
  • Specifications
/ Reviews
5/5

More than a game—this changed how I see myself.

Ayo
5/5

It made me feel less alone :)

Aahika First Timer
5/5

After I was still curious about people's stories and want to know more about how they felt, dealt and more.

Talin
5/5

This game expands people's empathy capacity. Growth for everyone.

Sheela Hynotherapist
5/5

I couldn't have naturally been a bad bitch to y'all if I didn't try to intentionally be one! It was funnn

Tanesha Shy Contrarian

Where The Real Talk Begins

  • A Night In
    Invite some friends over & stay up all night sharing stories.
  • On Holiday
    Travel friendly for those long car rides.
  • At A Dinner Party
    Best house warming gift for your next dinner party with friends.
A Conversation Game For Deeper Connections
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5 Roles

5 Different roles with different mindsets.

Game Box

There are random levels to this game: Deep, Deeper, Deepest. Action cards to spice things up.

Question Cards

Tell your story, your truth

5 Roles

5 Different roles with different mindsets.

Game Box

There are random levels to this game: Deep, Deeper, Deepest. Action cards to spice things up.

Question Cards

Tell your story, your truth

/ GAMETIME
1

Group game for 2-10 people, best for 5 friends.

2

10 Role cards to inspire a conversation.

3

80 Questions that are introspective and connective.

4

Action cards to shake-up the game.

How to Play

All players draw one black role card. This is your Role. Respond through their mindset. There are guided prompts on the back to inspire you. Your role is not a secret. You will switch roles frequently.
Draw a question card. Answer the question from your own experience. Tell your story. Questions have three different depths: deep, deeper, and deepest.
It's a dialogue not a monologue. So be an active listener, be curious. After the storyteller shares their story, the group responds from their role. Do your best to support the storyteller from your role's mindset.
Rotate roles. The next person draws a question to answer.
You win if you learn something new about yourself or others.
/ ROLE-PLAY This Game Is A Dialogue, Not a Monologue
/ ROLE-PLAY 

We already play different supportive roles in our friendships. The role cards challenges you to think and respond differently.

Making it ever-changing, dynamic, and highly replayable with the same friends and in different groups. You end up learning new ways of showing up and supporting your friends.

Role
Mindset