Our Card & BoardGames
Map the Wild is an immersive and fun board game that invites players to rediscover edible and medicinal plants hidden in everyday landscapes. Set in a climate-altered world, players navigate urban terrains to solve real-life challenges like hunger, illness, or fatigue, using knowledge of wild greens and local biodiversity.
Co-designed with Forgotten Greens, the game builds awareness of overlooked greens and works beautifully in classrooms, community settings, and workshops, helping participants reconnect with nature and reimagine sustainable futures through play.
Visual and concept support by Labonie Roy
Game supported by The Pollination Project, Keeday Makudey Collective
Sohum is a values-based card game that invites players to Seed Kindness & Harvest Happiness. Rooted in the meaning of Sohum that means, “You are, therefore I am”, the game places players in charge of neighbouring farmlands where they make choices, manage resources, and balance material and ethical outcomes. Players spend and earn Kshamata tokens (financial power) while cultivating Samata tokens (equanimity), learning to navigate trade-offs between profit and purpose. Inspired by the virtues of Jain dharma, Sohum rewards decisions made for the maximum benefit of all, creating a playful yet profound experience that builds empathy, responsibility, and conscious leadership.
Visuals by Sheena, Kashvi Trivedi, Amrita Hasija and Layout by Aparna Chakravorty
Designed for Arham Dhyan Yog and Arham Games
Aamchi Mumbai is a multi-stage card game developed to initiate dialogues on civic issues and engage youth and citizens of Mumbai to be active citizens. It goes through three stages – first, of players proving what they know about their city, second, by confessing their actions in the city and earn tokens for both the rounds. Invest in the third round by pitching ideas for their city and getting invested in.
Visuals and layout by Indrajit and Debasish (We Draw conversations)
Designed for Blue Ribbon Movement and supported by Friedrich Naumann Foundation
Firpi Family is a fun and cooperative family board game where the players journey together through three wild and unpredictable regions: Forest, Ocean and Desert. Along the way, they face difficult challenges and they, as a team, attempt to navigate those challenges by sharing resources. Firpi, is a Konkani word, which means to travel, journey or move together. The family also gets to know each other better with some guidance from Vehicle and Anchor cards.
Firpi Family is being piloted in Government schools of Goa.
Visuals by Pooja Saklani
Designed with CitiesRise and supported by Grand Challenges Canada
Taana Baana is a set of 72 cards with powerful questions and acts to spark meaningful conversations and connections about 6 key dimensions of life. The game aims to stimulate community building, foster self-reflection and surface some of our compelling personal stories and anecdotes from life.. These stories serve as the connecting threads that bind us together and create lovely, enduring bonds.
Visuals by Kokila B
Co-designed with Youth Alliance
Swacardz Conversationz 1.0 is our flagship card game, sold over 5000+ sets across the world and is played by teams at corporates, educational institutues and NGOs.
It is a set of 56 cards with 35 intriguing questions, 7 acts of love, 8 cards for Rapid fire playful questions; 2 guide cards and 4 rule cards to help you re-ignite important conversations and reflections for deeper connection with self and others.
Conversationz 1.0 is bilingual (Hindi & English)
Kirdaar is an Urdu word for character and Kashmakash is an Urdu word for inner struggle or tussle. Kirdaar-e-Kashmakash is a set of 38 cards with characters, real and/or fictitious based on characters of a film, book, mythology or a real-life person. These kirdaars or characters, with their real or fictional life movements, intend to ignite our kashmakash (inner churning); and challenge us to look and meet life in different ways.
Discovery cards is a set of 61 image cards and 8 cue cards to set the discovery doors open. These cards fuel the curiosity of the players by surfacing diverse perspectives in the room and allowing for dialogue on socio-cultural and politics in-built in our beliefs. Players go through 6 different stages – Creation, Connection, Introspection, Experience-building, Experimentation, Disruption.
