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Latest revision as of 16:29, 10 February 2021
Hello is a conversation game.
- Hello is a conversation game about living and dying and what matters most.
- It's the easy, non-threatening way to start a conversation with your family and friends.
Info
New: Start a conversation over video chat with "Hi"
- Hello is designed to be played in person, but because so many of us are unable to gather in person these days, we've released a free short version of Hello called "Hi" with instructions adapted for play over video chat. See the website to obtain your free copy of Hi.