Sixty quiet questions for the hour before sleep. Best in dim light.
What color would you paint the inside of your own head?
Late Night Thoughts is for the hour when the lights are off and nobody is ready to sleep. How do you know you aren't dreaming right now? Who do you miss right now that you're not going to tell? What color would you paint the inside of your own head?
The questions are slow and a little strange, and they suit two people better than a group. Play it at a sleepover, on a camping trip or on a late phone call. The last card says "Go to sleep."
Say this is all a simulation. What's the first thing you'd do differently tomorrow?
Which version of you doesn't exist anymore?
Something out there answers us tomorrow. What do you hope it says?
Who taught you the voice you think in?
What happens after we die?
When has time genuinely felt like it stopped for you?
If every memory you have was wiped tonight, what would be left of you?
Which decision in your life feels like it was made for you?
Which of the things you're chasing would actually make you happier?
When have you actually felt how big the universe is?
What would a machine have to do before you'd feel bad switching it off?
Tell me about a dream you've never fully shaken.
How do you know you aren't dreaming right now?
What's the kindest thing you've done that nobody ever found out about?
Where does your life feel most like it means something?
What does love actually feel like in your body?
What is your deepest existential fear?
What have you seen a person do that changed how you see people?
There's a tape of your whole life. Which year do you skip?
Somewhere a version of you said no instead of yes. What's their life like?
What color would you paint the inside of your own head?
A hundred years from now, what one thing would you want someone to know about you?
When has an animal made you certain it understood you?
What's the closest you've come to believing in something you can't explain?
When did you last find yourself talking to something bigger than you?
Of everything you've been through, what would you not give back?
What are you certain of that you could never prove?
What are we doing today that people in a hundred years will find cruel?
Who do you miss right now that you're not going to tell?
How do you think the world will end?
Why do humans create art?
Why does music make us feel emotions?
What had to go exactly right for you to meet the person closest to you?
What is a "what if" that keeps you up at night?
Describe the most perfect hour you've ever had.
Who in your life has changed the most since you met them?
What would you still worry about if money was never a problem again?
How much of the real you has never been online?
What will humans look like in a million years?
Where is the soul located in the body?
What feeling have you never found the right word for?
What number or date keeps showing up in your life?
How long can you sit in silence with someone before it gets loud?
What did the dark sound like in the house you grew up in?
When were you last sure you'd lived a moment before?
Where do you think your hunches actually come from?
What's happened to you that made it feel like the world was keeping score?
What bad thing have you dodged by pure accident?
Who have you forgiven that you swore you never would?
What gives you hope?
How old is your soul?
You and someone else, same thought, same second. Who was it with?
What is the biggest unsolved mystery?
What is down there in the deepest ocean?
When you look at the stars, what do you feel?
Where were you the last time you felt small in a way that felt good?
Try to picture nothing existing at all. What do you see?
If tonight were your last night, who would you want sitting up with you?
Tell me a memory you're no longer sure actually happened.
Go to sleep.
Going through every card takes about 25–40 min, but there's no need to finish in one sitting. The deck runs in your browser with nothing to install, and your place is saved on this device, so you can stop and pick it up later.