OFFSCRIPT: Conversation Cards
Unexpected questions and shared activities for date nights and good company.
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- —(0)
- Installs
- 10+
- Price
- $4.99
- In-app purchases
- No
- Ads
- No
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- Age rating
- Everyone
- Requires
- —
- Released
- Oct 21, 2026(6 days ago)
- First seen
- Oct 27, 2026(2 hours ago)
- Last checked
- Oct 27, 2026(2 hours ago)
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About this game
Good company. Unexpected questions. OFFSCRIPT is a conversation card game for date nights and small groups. Gather around one phone, draw a card, and see where it takes you: a story you’ve never heard, a surprisingly strong opinion, or an imaginary café you somehow end up running together. Start with “Name a cheap thing that makes you feel rich.” Compare your versions of the day you met. Invent a little adventure. Questions, follow-ups and shared activities give you different ways into the conversation. Choose an evening that fits the company. Keep it light with Mostly laughs, make time for A proper catch-up, or leave Room to go deeper. Date-night experiences explore Small surprises, Our versions and Next chapter. There’s no score to chase and no pressure to answer. Stay with a card, ask a little more, or pass whenever you like. • 168 original cards, including questions, activities and ways to close the evening. • Six additional date-night decks with 96 more cards across memories, music, everyday life and make-believe. • Choose your first extra deck right away. Earn the others by completing evenings, then mix them in or play a deck on its own. • Keep a question for another night and return to an unfinished evening. • Warm pixel art, illustrated cards, optional ambient music and gentle rain. • Table and card-back choices, larger text and adjustable sound and motion. Play face to face, entirely offline. No accounts, ads, subscriptions or extra deck purchases. Your spoken answers aren’t recorded or transcribed; the app saves your progress and any question you choose to keep on your device. Bring someone you’d like to know a little better. Deal yourselves in.
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