How to Play SoulPrint
SoulPrint is a legacy card game that helps families preserve stories and memories for the people who come after them. Learn more or view the product at SoulPrint on Playmore.
What it is
SoulPrint is built around the idea of collecting family memories and turning them into a keepsake. It uses cards and companion materials to prompt conversations, capture stories, and create something designed to be handed down. The focus is on connection, memory, and leaving a thoughtful record rather than competition.
Who it is for
Best for families who want to record stories, build a keepsake, and talk across generations. It’s meant for anyone who values family history—parents, grandparents, kids who can participate, and relatives who want to preserve the little and large moments that make a family unique.
A simple way to start
Bring people together in a comfortable space, open the box, and read the included product guide to see the suggested prompts and keepsake options. Use the cards and materials to spark conversation, encourage older relatives to share memories, and capture what matters in a way your family will appreciate. Keep it relaxed: short stories, photos, and notes all add up to a richer keepsake over time.
Make it your own
SoulPrint is designed to fit your family’s style. You can use the included materials alongside photos, voice recordings, recipes, or handwritten notes from loved ones. Let different family members contribute in different ways—some may speak, others may write, and someone can organize the keepsake. The result should reflect your family’s personality and priorities.
Important rule note
Use the included product guide for exact prompt and keepsake instructions.
FAQ
- Can kids join in? Yes. Families are the intended audience, and prompts can usually be adapted so younger members can share and listen.
- Do I need anything else? The box provides materials to get started; simple extras like photos or a device to record voices can be helpful. Refer to the product guide for specifics.
- How long will it take? That varies—some families work through a few prompts in one sitting, others build the keepsake over weeks or months. Follow the product guide for suggested approaches.