Carked-It! The Hilarious Card Game of Life, Death and Beyond

 

Carked-It! Is an entertaining tabletop game produced by The Ageing Revolution which offers a comical view of our ultimate destiny. Invite 3-6 friends to join you in a selection of outrageous scenarios and cast your vote for the most favored one. Delight in the opportunity to consider whimsical scenarios such as becoming a tree egg or dying by lawnmower, without forgetting more serious considerations like writing a will or posthumous revenge letters. Play and laugh as you contemplate your inevitable end!

 

 

 

If you enjoyed Gloom, Trust Me I'm a Doctor, or Cards Against Humanity you will love this ridiculous party game and have fun learning something new about the people closest to you. Even though all of us will die someday, not all of us have had the opportunity to talk about our preferences with friends and family. Carked It! offers people the opportunity to have those sometimes difficult but extremely important conversations in a fun and silly way.

 

So how do you plan out your own final days? With the help of your friends of course! 

Each round, you'll randomly draw or choose the following: 

How will you die? Over 72 ridiculous deaths to respond to!

 

:Team Members: 

Simon Lowe 

Was killed by a murderous pod of dolphins whilst hugging his great white shark friend.

Euan Black

Met their end via drag queen's stiletto straight through the neck.

Miki Brogan 

Ripped in half by big crab.

Jack Ford Morgan

Expired after being impaled by a rouge narwhal.

Danikah Harrison

Passed away peacefully, after a long fulfilling life, in a field of sunflowers.

Though this game covers the topic of death in a conversational and light-hearted way, the issue of death and grieving will be experienced by everyone at point in their lives. In addition to being a whole lot of fun, this game is intended to be used as an educational and conversation-starting resource for families, carers, and friends to discuss these often-difficult topics. Additionally, we of course do not condone or encourage any acts of self-harm, violence, or suicide, and want to provide some resource links below for anyone who is or knows someone who may need help:   

Lifeline Australia

Call Hours: Available 24 hours 

13 11 14

https://www.lifeline.org.au/

Suicide Prevention Australia

02 9262 1130

https://www.suicidepreventionaust.org/

R U OK?

https://www.ruok.org.au/contact