LET'S GET REAL BRO: THE GAME
LET'S GET REAL BRO: THE GAME
LET'S GET REAL BRO: THE GAME
LET'S GET REAL BRO: THE GAME
LET'S GET REAL BRO: THE GAME
LET'S GET REAL BRO: THE GAME
LET'S GET REAL BRO: THE GAME
LET'S GET REAL BRO: THE GAME
LET'S GET REAL BRO: THE GAME

LET'S GET REAL BRO: THE GAME

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85 reviews
85 reviews

The conversation card game designed to create connection, laughs and realness with your crew. Got what it takes to get real? Time to find out.

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  • Includes 90 Question Cards, 3 Levels of Realness - Kinda Real, Pretty Real, and Super F*cking Real.
  • Geared towards guys, playable by all. (10 or so gendered cards. Swap your gender or pull 'em out).
  • Great for: 🍺 Happy Hour 💑 Date night 🌧️ Rainy Day 🍽️ Dinner w/ friends 🏝️ Getaways 🎲 Game night 🚗 Roadtrips 🏕️ Camping
  • 1-6 players. Ages 17+ (few swear words).
  • Each game comes with 1 free month of therapy from Betterhelp (new users only).
  1. Pick a Question Card to ask the group.
  2. Others write down a response and share.
  3. Give the card to the person who's answer speaks most to ya.
  4. First to 3 cards is the realness champ 💪.

If you ain't getting real or straight up hate the game, let us know and we'll refund the cost of the game. No questions asked.

WHAT THE HOMIES ARE SAYING

'The best part of the game was the impact it had on the rest of our conversations that night. Even after the game was over, the real sh*t kept flowing.'

- Nick

WE FAMOUS, KINDA.

Customer Reviews

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Emily Powell

I use this with my patience as a therapist! Love these cards.

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Landon Self
Good resource

I appreciate these types of questions because our culture struggles with genuine healthy vulnerability. This type of “game” is set up to help people move towards deeper connection and conversation and that is awesome.

A little side piece: some of the vulgarity seems a little rudimentary and moves to stereotype; like vulgarity is a sign of realness, when sometimes vulgarity is just a cover up for deeper words or emotions. There is a time and place for curse words that allow for appropriate expression and realness, but curse words are not necessarily an indicator of realness. But it works to meet you where you’re at as you move into being authentically vulnerable, however that may sound.

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Sky Bridges
Get your real on!

This game is absolutely fantastic. I have played it with several groups of friends and learn more about each one of them each time. Even though it says a game for guys, you can play with anybody. I definitely hope that there’s expansion packs in the future or even other variations of the game. I will be a loyal, Lets Get Real Bro follower.

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Nic Castaneda
Bigger impact than I thought.

Hands down, the best part of the game was the impact it had on the rest of our conversations that night. Even after the last question was posed, and the game was "over", the real sh*t kept flowing in conversation. It felt as though we had momentum and just kept it going. Well past our bed times.

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Christopher Courtney

LET'S GET REAL BRO: THE GAME

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Author with game

Just some guy tryin' to keep it real.

After my fair share of anxiety, I made this game seeing how much value I got from more open and depthful conversations, something left out of my upbringing as a guy. I saw these conversations not only supported my mental health, but more importantly, left me feeling more connected with others.
- Weston