A storytelling game helps
you explore yourself and discover alternative paths to your goals
Know Yourself
Reflect on your challenges by following the hero's journey—a framework developed by J. Campbell through his study of myths across different cultures.
Uncover your hidden fears and strengths through archetypes—universal symbols and patterns found in myths and literature worldwide.
Growth Mindset
See challenges as opportunities rather than obstacles.
Explore your emotions in a safe space while imagining new possibilities.
Follow the Hero’s Journey, showing that setbacks are part of your transformation.
3 Languages & 2 Versions
Transformational Version
Explore your Archetype Role, inspired by the works of Carl Jung and Carol S. Pearson.
Archetypes represent universal patterns deeply rooted in the collective unconscious, appearing across cultures in myths and stories.
Fairytale Version
For the fairytale version, the focus shifts to fun. Instead of serious exploration, it features delightful versions of heroes and fun questions.
This version is all about spending quality time with your family, creating a magical fairytale together.
Benefits?
Lack of Clarity in Life Goals
The structured storytelling process guides through self-reflection, helps to define meaning / visualize ideal outcomes.
Thought Patterns
The game encourages cognitive reframing, helps to rewrite internal narratives. See own real-life struggles in a new light.
Emotional Blockages
Externalize emotions through the hero’s journey, reinterpret your feelings in a playful way.
The Psychology Behind
A Coaching tool: a Path to Self-Discovery
Transformative games are reflective tools that help explore the inner world and reshape experiences. Based on psychology and coaching, they provide a safe space to process emotions and find new solutions.
Jungian Archetypes
- universal patterns of behavior and personality that exist in the collective unconscious and shape how individuals perceive themselves and the world.
Understanding the Self Through Symbols
When you choose a character such as the Warrior, the Healer, or the Trickster, you are subconsciously identifying aspects of your own identity. Studies suggest that externalizing one’s thoughts through symbols enhances resilience, making this a powerful tool for personal insight.
Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey
- a universal path of transformation and personal growth.
Core Structure of the Hero's Journey:
Departure: The hero leaves their familiar world after receiving a call to adventure.
Initiation: The hero faces trials and challenges, gaining new insights.
Return: The hero returns transformed, bringing newfound wisdom.
The Hero's Journey mirrors the psychological processes of facing challenges, undergoing personal transformation, and achieving growth. This framework helps understand experiences as part of a larger, transformative journey.
Narrative Method
You are not defined by your struggles; you can reconstruct your personal narratives by reframing your experiences.
– Reimagine Alternative Scenarios
By engaging in structured storytelling games, you can safely explore your emotions, externalize fears, and reconstruct your personal narratives in ways that empower you.
Kids Absolutely Love This Storytelling T-Game – Packed with Stunning, Imaginative Pictures!
ENG, NL, RU languages.
Fun questions for kids!
Why Storytelling Games Go Beyond Traditional Self-Reflection?
- You are not just playing—you are actively reshaping your perception of challenges and discover new aspects of yourself.
- Participating in a group setting allows you to hear others' experiences, fostering a sense of universality.
The fairytale version features lighthearted questions designed primarily to create a fun atmosphere. It also allows to explore solutions in a light way that makes problem-solving engaging. The game is a great way to enjoy a nice evening with family or friends.
The Effectiveness of Games
Play
This tranformation storytelling game creates a playful environment where you can express emotions safely, helping process struggles and externalise it.
Create Metaphors
By using methaforical cards, this game allows you to project internal experiences onto external symbols, making it easier to uncover new perspectives.
See opportunities
Play is not just for children—it is an essential tool for emotional processing and cognitive development at any age. It enhances problem-solving skills and emotional resilience.
Try this Game
in an Interactive Workshop Format
Connect, play, and create stories of growth together with others