Good Talk: 150 Conversation Cards | Better Relationships with Friends and Family | Game Nights, Dinner Table Conversation Starters, Car Game for Road Trips and More | Friends Edition | Mint Green

These are at the dining table and my husband and I grab one or two cards at dinner to serve up some good convo and get away from the mundane Q&A of “so how’s your day?”….highly recommend.

Used these for a work event and everyone loved it. Highly recommended.

We use this during family dinner time. Nice for friends or families.

I bought these cards cause they are great for convo starters. I was able to understand and analyze my BF a little better. ☺️

Great conversation starters for the dinner table

Cute, funny and thought provoking! Many of the cards are laugh out loud funny! Would work well for a group or two people. Love these. Good to try to get to know someone better! I have tried many conversation cards for my young adult kids, parents, and as an speech therapist with older students. These are my favorite set for social gatherings! I am imagining for older teens and adults mostly. Very fun/funny!

Really great way to engage kids and adults in fun conversation. Also an awesome way to avoid talking about politics at family gatherings. Questions appropriate for ages 6+

My high school students are loving this as a game and as conversational prompts!! We have a blast!! Highly suggest!

I used this on a date and it was nice. It asked questions you'd like to know but may not think to ask.

I love traditional games, but I didn’t know about this kind of “game” until recently. Meant as a "getting to know you” type activity, topics range from chill, low-key questions like “which celebrity would play you in a movie?” to deeper things like “where do you find the most purpose in your life?” This blend works so well in chatting with new friends, old friends, family, and your partner. Breaking the ice while better knowing people, this is a fun and interesting group activity, and if you ar…e someone with anxiety, it helps as the host to foster open communication without as much pressure to just come up with something. I like it!