OFF THE RECORD CARD GAME

This is the perfect card game to bring to dates or to just have at home on your coffee table for when friends come over. You could know someone for a few days, months, or years and still have not gone over many of the prompts on the cards. This is truly a great way to get to that next level connection!

My husband and I are enjoying the deck! We pull cards while eating dinner quite often! After 36+ years together and the kids grown and out of the house we some times have trouble carrying meaningful conversation. These have been great! Plan to take on a girls’ trip coming up!

This game is such a fun to play with. I used it on multiple Business networking occasions, the company's corporate Christmas Party, and people LOVE THE GAME! You would never expect that things that you can find out about people thanks to this amazing game. This concept literally made people open up super easily! (On my company's part we spent 5 hours just playing this game)

Since I got it I always have this little box with me and I even give away some of the cards to people! Soon I will have to order another one!

Also, speaking of the box. The box's lid should be advertised as a "FIDGET SPINNER of 2025". When you unbox the game and you open the lid you just want to close it and open, close it and open, close it and open... and then you are stuck playing with the box itself for an hour!

Love the product! Love the message! I am really curious how the OTR brand is going to evolve!

There is truly nothing like Off the Record- the portability to take it with my on the go has been a game changer! I've played with my fiance, my friends and even on first hang outs with new friends! OTR helps open up conversations to grow organically and is a staple in my Baggu :)

My fiancé and I were driving to a family event over the holidays, and with a four-hour trip ahead, I decided to bring Off The Record. I’m so glad I did! We had his 18-year-old cousin with us — who we have never spent more than a few moments together 1:1. About an hour into the drive, I started asking her questions from the game. Just ten cards kept us all talking for three hours! After the trip, she told me how much she loved the drive and felt like she really got to know us in the car. She mentioned that she didn’t realize how much we had in common. (We both have very different interests and aesthetics so it makes sense that she would think this way). I’m incredibly grateful for this game and the chance it gave me to connect with my fiancé’s cute little cousin in such a meaningful way.