'Storyology' makes starting conversations easy with its simple and portable design. The wooden spin board design contains twelve topics to land on, encouraging players to share stories and anecdotes. The game is compact as it is 4.2" in diameter and is handmade from plywood, 100% recycled kraft cardstock, and a metal tack.
Its makers, Jake and Kat Kramlich, meet over a get-to-know-you game and have since been together and crafting games. According to the website, they think that "part of the challenge and magic of the game is it asks players to recall experiences from different parts of life."
Consumers can break the ice and make conversations flow at their next party with Storyology, available on the Uncommon Goods website.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Social Ice-breaker Games
- Designing social ice-breaker games can create a demand for engaging and interactive activities for groups.
- Compact Entertainment
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- Game Design
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