How to Play Tell Me More

Tell Me More is a lively card-based conversation game built to spark curiosity, laughter, and a little flirtation. Learn the idea here and visit Playmore for product details and the official card guide.

What it is

Tell Me More uses a deck of conversational prompts designed to move small-group talk beyond the usual surface topics. Prompts are crafted to be intriguing, party-friendly, and sometimes flirtation-friendly so conversations can feel playful and spontaneous without pressure.

Who it is for

This game fits friends, dates, couples, and groups who want conversation to move naturally. It works for casual gatherings, icebreakers, or occasions when you want to learn more about the people around you while keeping the vibe upbeat.

A simple way to start

Lay out the deck so everyone can reach it, decide as a group how you want to play, and pick a prompt to read aloud. Respond honestly, listen, and let follow-up questions happen naturally. Groups can choose a relaxed pace, a faster party rhythm, or any flow that suits the moment—there’s no single required structure here.

Make it your own

  • Skip any prompt that feels uncomfortable—consent and comfort come first.
  • Create a vibe: quiet and thoughtful for deeper sharing, or lively and playful for party energy.
  • Mix prompts into conversation or keep them as a focused game—use them as starters, not rules.

Important rule note

This overview avoids inventing exact card categories or points; consult the official card guide for final rules. The suggestions above are high-level ways to enjoy the prompts and are not a replacement for the official instructions included with the product.

FAQ

  • Is this appropriate for a date? Yes—many prompts are flirtation-friendly, but always respect boundaries and skip anything that doesn’t feel right.
  • How many people can play? The game is flexible—small groups are ideal, and you can adapt turnout to your setting.
  • Are there sensitive topics? Some prompts invite personal sharing; the group should agree on comfort levels and skip or reframe prompts as needed.