The Ultimate Christian Version of TaliCor's Pocket Ungame: Unleash Meaningful Conversations Review

A must have game! A real communication experience! Really better than expected! Thank you for the quick professional service

To be honest, the Christian version disappointed me - no fun questions, all deep and methodical. Wanted more for the icebreaker.

Played the Christian edition of Ungame at the Frauenkirche conference. It was a great success. We used it as an icebreaker. I highly recommend it. I also used it as an opportunity for a group of women who meet weekly for lunch to get to know each other better. Both groups gave the game rave reviews!

I think it's a great game but if you ONLY use the Christian version the themes are a bit deep. I played the regular version with the high school youth group, but they got tired of it quickly. I'd say mix this in with the others and you get a good mix of fun/easy questions and deep/hard questions.

My husband and I are youth pastors and our goddaughter told us about this game. So we decided to buy this game and play it with our teens at church and they loved it. They didn't particularly like the "Ask a Question or Comment" card. But they really enjoyed the game and didn't want it to end. They asked us to return it next week.

I use this with a Christian youth group to start a conversation/get to know each other. There are many good questions here for Christians or people interested in the Christian faith. what about the name "Ungame". Many questions have a "correct Christian" answer, but they can be used for personal experience and not just "what I think I should say". Middle and high school kids seem to love these cards and are ready to spend our whole lives with them. Time to talk about her if I let her.

Sometimes when you're talking to people you don't know that well, you don't have anything to talk about. I bought Ungame Christian Version because I will be traveling from Boston to another country 12 time zones away to help the poor and needy in one of our sister churches and to meet a certain woman who is part of that church. We chatted on the internet and talked on the phone, but we never met in person. Even with such a wonderful conversationalist as me, I will not have anything to discuss…

I've used Ungame for years to facilitate sharing and openness in small group Bible study. This is a very useful tool for helping shy people get out of their shell a bit. There are several versions of Ungame. This Christian version is especially useful for small group Bible study such as Sunday schools, home groups, etc. It is also very helpful as it helps teachers to ask good questions in other classes to facilitate sharing and discussion. If you've never tried Ungame before, I highly recommend