Play on your own, right now
Pick five things you'd take to a desert island, then the one you'd keep above all.
At the end you get a short personal reading about what your choices might say about you.
How it works
- You're stranded on a desert island. Pick five things to take with you: objects, skills, people, memories, anything goes.
- Then choose the one item you'd keep if you could only have one.
- Get a short personal reading about what your choices might say about you.
Good to know
- It's free and works on your phone.
- No sign-up. You can play under any name you like.
- The reading is for fun and reflection. It isn't a diagnosis or a psychological assessment.
With a group
Play with a group
In pairs or small groups, participants decide together which 5 items they would take with them to a desert island.
The goal
Agree on exactly 5 items for the desert island within the time limit.
Rules
- Exactly 5 items, no more, no less.
- A time limit of 4 minutes.
- Everyone in the group takes part in the discussion.
Variations
- Each person can also choose on their own first, then share in a round.
- Add a twist: one item must be tech, or a whole category is banned.
- Decide that an item can also be a person, a character, an idea or an abstract concept.
Good for
- An icebreaker for new groups, or a way to go deeper with people you already know.
- Practising teamwork.
- Keeping team discussions focused.