Purpose of the Game: The purpose of the game is for family members to get to know each other better, to express their feelings to each other, to listen without judging, to share topics that are not frequently discussed in daily life, and to act with team spirit towards a goal. While this game is a game that families can play among themselves, it can also be used by experts working with families to get to know families better, strengthen the communication between them, and carry out various interventions with the help of games. Rules of the Game: There are no right or wrong answers in this game. The important thing is to try to answer every question sincerely. It is forbidden to judge family members or speak in a hurtful way about their responses or what is shared. It is important for each family member to listen carefully to the person whose turn it is until the end of their speech. If desired, you can ask questions about the answers given and ask for the answer to be a little more detailed. Note to Parents: 1) It is very important to allocate a period of time to play this game that will not be interrupted by activities such as phone calls, homework, television. Important exchanges may occur after a while after the game begins to be played, and any interruption may interrupt this process. The family member whose turn it is to play may feel like they are not being listened to or ignored when the game is interrupted. 2) This game contains questions about family relationships. It is important for family members to speak supportively to each other when answering these questions. However, of course, some problems will also need to be discussed. When discussing these problems, it is very important to listen to what people say without interrupting or getting defensive, just trying to understand what that person is feeling. 3) Being able to talk about problems and seek solutions together allows you to overcome many problems. However, if you feel that there are problems that you cannot solve as a family, you can get help from a family therapist.