The Ungame - Non-competitive Communication Game – Encourages Emotional Connection, Communication, and Listening – For Families, Couples, and Groups – Great for Therapists, Teachers, and Counselors

Game is great for all members of the family. Great way to bond and communicate with one another

Great way to get to know someone. Some shy people find it intimidating.

I don’t like playing games. This “Ungame” is perfect for getting to know people better. I also like that there isn’t a time limit. There’s no right or wrong answers. No competition. No winners or losers. Just fun!!! I was able to buy it 50% off. Fantastic buy!

I played this game as a child and loved it! I got it to play with my clients who are struggling with self esteem! It can be played by up to 6 or just two! This is not a competitive game but it does open the players up to have better communication and empathy for one another. I recommend this game for people with children or work with children and help them learned about their feelings!

After playing this game only once with three adults and two kids,ages 10 and 12, I realized its value. It is a perfect way to get people interacting with each other because it is noncompetetive. It peaked everyone's interest and you learn so much about people you've spent your life with.The questions and comments feature is invaluable for giving feedack and everyone's pencil got a workout.The kids loved it and didn't want to stop. One of the "Doubting Thomas" competitive adults got into it more than I expected. Great listening going on! Interest was peaked after only one game.

i bought this game for my son and i. it is a great game for listening skills and to get your little ones to talk more and open up about what they like or what they know. you will be surprised! funny thing is i was showing a friend this game to recommend it to her son as i was having a playdate and all of a sudden we were playing it without even thinking about it. we were not using the board game part of it, but just using the cards and asking/ answering questions. it became very interesting. we both learned a lot abut each other that day and it got rid of some of that awkward silence that can come about when the kids are playing and the adults are just sitting there with nothing to do but try and start a conversation. great product.

On paper, it doesn't make sense... It's a game with no end, no winner, and board that doesn't really matter. Yet, the conversation and interaction it brings out is always amazing. Through seemingly simple and nonthreatening questions, you begin to learn more and more about whomever you play the game with. My sister-in-law loves the game and always recommends playing it, despite the groans of family members interested in other game ideas. Yet, by the time we're through (remember, there is no official end), no one wants to stop and everyone agrees that it was fun, entertaining, and often unexpectedly deep. This game is highly recommended for anyone looking for a game that really counts as QUALITY time.

This game has saved my family! Where before there were harsh, short tempers, hurtful assumptions and fragile bonds, there are now improved communication skills and healing wounds. The UnGame is now requested in my household to be played on a weekly basis. During each game, understanding blossoms and the whole family is left without tension. The UnGame provides for every family member a non-competitive setting and a chance to be understood. This is possible because the UnGame requires everyone to patiently Remain Silent and to listen during another player's turn. The UnGame also allows feedback to be given. One of the best parts about the UnGame is that I am able to learn more about my family in the one hour of playing time that I normally would in months! It asks questions that normally wouldn't be asked in daily conversations, and comfortably allows for discussions that should, but normally wouldn't, be had. I would definitely recommend to any struggling family, marriage, or relationships!

i recommend this for evenings when several age groups get together. great for people with disabilities, too.

I used this game as a therapeutic tool with a group of mixed male and female teens. I was able to observe how teens feel about certain issues.

I use this game regularly in my private practice. You never know where the conversation will lead.

Just what I needed for my counselling practice, at great price! Looking forward to using it with families, couples and children.

I am a Youth Care Worker at an Elementary school. Love the cards, but the board game is not really necessary! It has no end point and when I played with students they didn't seem to like that. When you have to go to the other places on the board like the mountain or ship, the kids did not like that. They rather just answer the Ungame questions.