Teen Dilemmas
150 scenarios. No right answers. Plenty to talk about.
Why Teens Love it?
😂 It doesn’t feel like a conversation game.
Would you rather accidentally send a screenshot to the person you were talking about, or have your parents read your group chat?
That’s the kind of question that gets everyone involved before they’ve even realised they’re talking.
💬 It gets past the one-word answers.
Instead of asking “How was school?”, you’re talking about friendships, choices, loyalty, embarrassment, relationships, social media and everything else going on in their world.
👯 They can play it without you.
Teen Dilemmas isn’t just for family time. Take it to a sleepover, holiday, youth group or friend’s house. The scenarios are designed to get teens debating, laughing and discovering what their friends really think.
🚗 Brilliant for all those in-between moments.
Keep it in the car. Put a few cards on the dinner table. Take it on a plane. Pull one out while you’re waiting for food.
You don’t need to “play through” the deck. Sometimes one card is enough to start a conversation that goes somewhere completely unexpected.
🎯 There are no right answers.
That’s the whole point. Nobody is being tested and nobody has to reveal anything they don’t want to. You’re talking about what a fictional person should do, but along the way you learn an awful lot about how everyone around the table sees the world.
Teen Dilemmas. 150 scenarios to get every teen talking.
AVAILABLE TO BUY OCTOBER 2026
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Teenagers
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1. Just for Fun
The ridiculous ones. The embarrassing ones. The ones that split the entire table.
Funny hypotheticals, impossible choices and situations guaranteed to start an argument of the very best kind.
2. No Easy Answer
This is where things get interesting.
Friendship fallouts, loyalty, group chats, peer pressure, honesty and those situations where there really isn’t one obviously “right” thing to do.
What would you do? And would everyone else agree?
3. A Bit Deeper
The scenarios that make you think twice.
Confidence, relationships, growing up, values, boundaries, fitting in and figuring out the kind of person you want to be.
Still a dilemma. Still fun to debate. Just with a little more underneath it.
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Teenagers have plenty to say.
Getting them to say it to us can be the tricky bit.
Teen Dilemmas takes the spotlight off them. Instead of asking personal questions, you give everyone the same scenario and ask:
What would you do?
Suddenly you’re debating. Laughing. Disagreeing. Telling stories. Hearing opinions you didn’t know they had.
And somewhere between the ridiculous dilemmas and the difficult ones, you get something that can be surprisingly hard to find as they grow up:
More moments together
A better understanding of how they see the world
Conversations that go beyond “fine”
And a reason to put the phones down without making a big thing of it
Off-screen doesn’t have to mean boring.
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It might seem ironic, but we use it to meet parents where they already are and gently invite them into more intentional offline moments.
It’s not about ditching tech entirely, it’s about using it consciously, then putting it down.
