A: Yes! Send an email to info@socialresponsibilitygame.com with a description of your damaged/lost card or component along with your mailing address and we’ll do our best to replace it.

A: Head over to our Game Rules page to read and download our instructions. You can also find an overview of each card on the Cards page.

A: You can always reach out to us at info@socialresponsibilitygame.com.

A: It may be possible to change your delivery address, if the item has not yet been dispatched. Reply to your email confirmation of the order or contact us at info@socialresponsibilitygame.com and we will do our best to help you.

A: Yes, the action must be played normally. In the case of Rock, Paper Scissors you must win the dual to win the game.

A: No, you must wait until it is your turn again, picking up a card from the deck instead of playing a card, ends your turn.

A: Yes, you are not required to play just because you have a card that can be played

A: No, you can’t play a blocker after you have played the Natural Disaster card. The Blocker card can only block other players attacks.

A: The Journalist status moves to the player who most recently played a Journalist card.

A: There is no limit to how many cards the Journalist can give away. Each time another player verbally answers a question a card is given away.

A: Yes, the journalist is collected with the rest of the cards and is randomly dealt out again. Unless, the blocker card is played then you hold on to the journalist status.

A: No, everyone except the person who played the Oppressor slaps the card when it is played.

A: Only one player plays with open cards at a time so the previous player can pick them up and a new player is chosen to play with open cards.

A: When the Hacker is played they must choose a player to take a card from, they cannot decide not to take a card. Therefore you cannot win the game by playing this as your last card.

A: No, you only announce when it’s received from another player.

A: No, you only announce when it’s received from another player.

A: No, you must get rid of the Virus card to win.

A: Played Social Action points can only be moved when a Natural Disaster card is played and the player who holds the points does not play a Blocker card.

A: The best way to find out which cards can be blocked is to look at the rules included in the game or on our website. Each card in the rules says whether it can be blocked or not.

A: Yes! You have no more cards in your hand so you have won the game. Even a blocker card can't stop you from winning here.

A: Give away two cards, as rounding down half of five is two.

A: No, you always have to give half of your cards away. As half of one is not possible you keep your card and the game continues.

A: The person who plays the card is the first to suggest who gives a card to whom, however any player can put forward a counter proposal.

A: No, only one round is played for Rock, Paper, Scissors Group, a draw means no one gives or takes cards from each other.

A: You cannot give away cards you have received from another activist. You must first give away as many as you can and then receive the cards from other activists.

A: When you play Take My S**t and you have no more cards left, you must still follow the action written by the card, so you swap your now empty hand with the activist of your choice, that activist wins the game.

(Golden Tip, don’t play this card as your final card)