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Hypothetically Fun
Hypothetically Fun
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Number of Players: 3-8
Age: 14+
Time to Play: 30 Minutes
It’s Like An Icebreaker Married a Flamethrower!
Don’t just meet people, get to to know them! Hypothetically Fun is a game of open ended and discussion-provoking questions spanning five different topics and 350 cards. Whether it’s something silly, something to ponder or simply something about you, every card sparks something new.
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Wonderful
Liked it being divided into categories.
I'm enjoying the way these little cards spark deep thought about one's life path, values, experiences and opinions. Great for group or couple conversation. Also great to help one with meditation and personal reflection.
I enjoyed finding out my friends’ answers to the questions.
I ordered these to have something for “icebreakers” and conversation starters. These are really cool! I love that they are separated into diff categories .
Great ice-breaker, date game
I do a lot of collaboration with new people in my songwriting work and I've used the deck dozens of times to quickly get to know my new song partner and even generate some authentic ideas! They really do a great job of drawing out genuine conversation and cuts right past small talk. I can see getting a deck just to have around in almost any social situation - get one!
"Satan opens Heck, a lighter version of Hell. What kind of tortures are inside?"
Eternally inconvenienced? Feet tickles? Hitting a red light every time you're at an intersection? Read the question out loud and literally had co-workers perking up to share what they think would be the worst possible mild tortures and first world problems.
It's a great game for breaking the ice with people you don't know (yet) or playing with friends and pulling out their fun side. The questions are fun and interesting, but still family-friendly enough so there's no awkward risk of pulling out a card that would be uncomfortable for strangers or acquaintances to answer or read out loud (phew).
Recommend!