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How Much We Agree

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Product & Packaging

How Much We Agree is a cooperative board game designed to surface honest perspectives and improve team communication. Created in collaboration with game expert Eduardo Guerra, the game uses structured play to challenge unspoken assumptions, balance group dynamics, and create space for meaningful dialogue. By shifting how conversations happen, it helps teams build trust, align faster, and make better decisions together.

Industry

Tabletop Games

Client

Eduardo Guerra

Year

2024

Strategy

Teams often leave conversations feeling aligned, only to discover friction once work begins. How Much We Agree was designed to address this gap by creating a structured environment for openness, reflection, and shared understanding. Through play, conversation becomes a system. Individual perspectives are surfaced first, before being brought into the group, reducing bias and shifting the dynamic away from dominant voices. The result is a more balanced, intentional way of aligning, where agreement is revealed rather than assumed.

Teams often leave conversations feeling aligned, only to discover friction once work begins. How Much We Agree was designed to address this gap by creating a structured environment for openness, reflection, and shared understanding. Through play, conversation becomes a system. Individual perspectives are surfaced first, before being brought into the group, reducing bias and shifting the dynamic away from dominant voices. The result is a more balanced, intentional way of aligning, where agreement is revealed rather than assumed.

Deliverables

The project focused on shaping both the game’s structure and its visual identity into a cohesive, intuitive system. Through iterative play-testing, cooperative mechanics were refined to encourage reflection, reduce pressure, and create space for honest participation. The design balances clarity with approachability, resulting in a simple but effective tool that helps teams communicate more openly and align with intention.

The project focused on shaping both the game’s structure and its visual identity into a cohesive, intuitive system. Through iterative play-testing, cooperative mechanics were refined to encourage reflection, reduce pressure, and create space for honest participation. The design balances clarity with approachability, resulting in a simple but effective tool that helps teams communicate more openly and align with intention.