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Dive In conversation dice game box by ThinkPsych with 450+ conversation topics, for ages 6 and up

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Kids laughing while playing the Dive In conversation game at a table, 450+ conversation starters designed by US psychologists

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How to play Dive In: roll the white and yellow dice, roll the matching color dice, then discuss, share, and connect

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New Dive In box design with 450+ conversation topics shown next to the previous box

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Dive In question cards with Level 1 questions for all ages and deeper Level 2 questions for ages 12+

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Teens talking together, Dive In builds self-expression, emotional awareness, and listening skills

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What's inside Dive In: 8 wooden conversation dice, 52 Dive In cards, and instructions

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Therapist leading a teen group with Dive In, a social skills game for counseling, SEL lessons, and speech therapy

Dive In

Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars from 49 reviews
  • Ages 6+
  • 450+ Conversation Topics
  • Social Skills

Dive In is a dice-based conversation game where rolling the dice builds the question for you. With 450+ topics across 8 dice and 52 cards, no two games are ever the same.

Every roll, a different conversation.

Price: $25.99

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Description

  • 450+ CONVERSATION TOPICS – Mix of funny icebreakers and deep questions for endless variety
  • DICE CREATE THE CONVERSATION – Roll to build your question, then dive deeper with thought-provoking card prompts
  • PERFECT FOR ALL AGES – Two levels of conversation depth keep kids, teens, and adults equally engaged
  • STRENGTHEN FAMILY BONDS – Build deeper connections through meaningful discussions and shared laughter
  • AWARD-WINNING DESIGN – Created by psychologists to spark authentic conversations at every game night

Downloads

"What we love about Dive In is that the dice rolling mechanic is just so fun and engaging. Even the most reluctant talkers seem to enjoy responding to the huge variety of questions the dice create."
— Dr. Anton & Dr. Rebecca, ThinkPsych founders

How to use

Pull it out at family game night, a holiday gathering, or any evening when you want a real conversation without planning one.

The wide range of topics across the dice means there's always something everyone wants to talk about, and the two levels of card prompts keep both younger kids and adults fully in the game.

FAQ

What ages is this for?

Dive In is designed for ages 6 and up. The topics span a wide range of interests and experiences, making it just as engaging for a 7-year-old as it is for a teenager or adult. It's especially well suited for cross-generational play.

How does the dice mechanic work?

You roll the Dive In dice to create questions on the fly. Different combinations create different questions, so you get a new experience every time. This is part of the fun! If your dice lands on "Dive In," you draw a card for a deeper question topic to explore.

Can this be used in therapy or counseling?

Yes. Dive In is used by therapists, school counselors, and social workers as a conversation starter and social skills tool. The dice mechanic is engaging for kids, teens, and even adults!

How many players does it work for?

Dive In works for 2 or more players and is equally effective one-on-one or in a group. There's no upper player limit — larger groups just take turns rolling.

How is this different from Chat Chains?

Chat Chains uses topic cards with response cards to help make a conversation more concrete and visual. It's great for teaching players how to take turns, ask follow-up questions, and give more detailed responses. Dive In is more focused on providing a large variety of conversation topics and to show the building blocks of questions (who/what/where). They're both great for helping players develop social skills and deepen friendships.

Customer reviews

4.6
49 reviews
  • 5 5 star reviews:36
  • 4 4 star reviews:8
  • 3 3 star reviews:3
  • 2 2 star reviews:1
  • 1 1 star reviews:1

Customers say

Psychologist-created conversation game with dice and cards featuring 400+ topics across two age levels. Customers said it's "perfect for family bonding" and excels as an icebreaker in therapy, counseling, and educational settings. Praised for engaging kids and teens in meaningful dialogue. Some noted repetitive dice combinations and concerns about paint durability.

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  • Photo shared by K
    I really like this game! The Dive In deck has some great questions. The questions really allow you to go deep. These questions are perfect for a couple who's trying to get to know one another, or for anyone who might want to delve deeper. The dice are good ice breakers. This game is fairly easy to catch on to. My children and I enjoy it.

    K

  • Photo shared by Chantry
    This is a fantastic "not really a game" type of game. It's more of a icebreaker or a tool for starting conversations.


    My wife and I played with it together and had fun. I didn't realize I didn't know her favorite book. Pretty cool.


    The box includes eight golf-ball sized wooden dice: a white starter dice, two yellow adjective dice, and five subject dice. All are six sided. You roll the white one first. If it lands on Dice in, you draw a card and discuss one of the two questions - these can be pretty deep, hence the name. Otherwise, the white dice will give you a question and a color. You roll the yellow dice and one matching the colored dot on the white one.


    The two topics on each card are divided into level 1, for all ages, and level 2, for 12+. Topics are things like "what is your perfect day," and "If you could change one thing about the world, what would you change."


    This would be an excellent game to play with two couples or a group of friends looking to get to know each other better. The questions arrived at on the dice won't make anyone uncomfortable, and don't include anything controversial. Favorite actor, that sort of thing.


    Overall, I highly recommend this is a fun conversation starter. This isn't likely to inspire any life-changing discussion, but it's well-made, and sure to get people talking which is a huge win.

    Chantry

  • Photo shared by Mr. G.
    The dice are significantly larger than I expected which makes them easier to keep track of. Everything fits perfectly within the box. We plan to put post it notes or a non harming tape over the dice to expand to different categories. Good ice breaker and conversation starter, would make a fun gift. After playing the game a few more times we noticed that the words painted on the dice are starting to come off. See photo. I think there could be improvement on the word paint so the game will last longer.

    Mr. G.

  • Photo shared by tmpigs
    If you work with youth groups or really any group of people that you are hoping to get folks to start interacting (or break the ice) this is a super fun way to do so. The dice makes if feel like you all are at the mercy of the roll which provides grace as you answer the questions. Easy going questions that aren't too narrow so anyone of any age can answer without feeling embarrassed or put on the spot. Highly recommend this game. Would love larger sets with multiple dice for when we have large groups at events.

    tmpigs

  • Photo shared by SomebodyYouUsedToKnow
    With three teenage daughters, and a 10-year-old daughter, we are in the thick of parenting challenging children. I love these games that promote discussion amongst family members, it’s a great way to bond and get to know your kids. I had thought this was a deck of questions, but in fact, it is a dice game. You roll the white dye first, and then follow the directions on the dice With the red and yellow dice. The product of this dice roll gives you a question that everybody in the group answers collectively. There are no winners and no competition really, it’s just a creative format to stimulate probing questions.

    SomebodyYouUsedToKnow

  • Photo shared by M.Farmer
    We got this game to play with our church friends when they come over and it's been fun!


    This game is a great way to get to know people that you don't know all that well, but it's also great for learning new things about family or friends you've known for years!


    The instructions are easy to follow, the dice are sturdy, and the cards are good quality. I love that this game helps you get to know others in a fun and easy way and can be played for any amount of time. We'll definitely be playing this game more often whenever we want to have some conversational fun!

    M.Farmer

  • I really like this game! The Dive In deck has some great questions. The questions really allow you to go deep. These questions are perfect for a couple who's trying to get to know one another, or for anyone who might want to delve deeper. The dice are good ice breakers. This game is fairly easy to catch on to. My children and I enjoy it.

    K

    Photo shared by K

    Review by K

    I really like this game! The Dive In deck has some great questions. The questions really allow you to go deep. These questions are perfect for a couple who's trying to get to know one another, or for anyone who might want to delve deeper. The dice are good ice breakers. This game is fairly easy to catch on to. My children and I enjoy it.

    K

  • This is a fantastic "not really a game" type of game. It's more of a icebreaker or a tool for starting conversations. My wife and I played with it together and had fun. I didn't realize I didn't know her favorite book. Pretty cool. The box includes eight golf-ball sized wooden dice: a white starter dice, two yellow adjective dice, and five subject dice. All are six sided. You roll the white one first. If it lands on Dice in, you draw a card and discuss one of the two questions - these can be pretty deep, hence the name. Otherwise, the white dice will give you a question and a color. You roll the yellow dice and one matching the colored dot on the white one. The two topics on each card are divided into level 1, for all ages, and level 2, for 12+. Topics are things like "what is your perfect day," and "If you could change one thing about the world, what would you change." This would be an excellent game to play with two couples or a group of friends looking to get to know each other better. The questions arrived at on the dice won't make anyone uncomfortable, and don't include anything controversial. Favorite actor, that sort of thing. Overall, I highly recommend this is a fun conversation starter. This isn't likely to inspire any life-changing discussion, but it's well-made, and sure to get people talking which is a huge win.

    Chantry

    Photo shared by Chantry

    Review by Chantry

    This is a fantastic "not really a game" type of game. It's more of a icebreaker or a tool for starting conversations.

    My wife and I played with it together and had fun. I didn't realize I didn't know her favorite book. Pretty cool.

    The box includes eight golf-ball sized wooden dice: a white starter dice, two yellow adjective dice, and five subject dice. All are six sided. You roll the white one first. If it lands on Dice in, you draw a card and discuss one of the two questions - these can be pretty deep, hence the name. Otherwise, the white dice will give you a question and a color. You roll the yellow dice and one matching the colored dot on the white one.

    The two topics on each card are divided into level 1, for all ages, and level 2, for 12+. Topics are things like "what is your perfect day," and "If you could change one thing about the world, what would you change."

    This would be an excellent game to play with two couples or a group of friends looking to get to know each other better. The questions arrived at on the dice won't make anyone uncomfortable, and don't include anything controversial. Favorite actor, that sort of thing.

    Overall, I highly recommend this is a fun conversation starter. This isn't likely to inspire any life-changing discussion, but it's well-made, and sure to get people talking which is a huge win.

    Chantry

  • The dice are significantly larger than I expected which makes them easier to keep track of. Everything fits perfectly within the box. We plan to put post it notes or a non harming tape over the dice to expand to different categories. Good ice breaker and conversation starter, would make a fun gift. After playing the game a few more times we noticed that the words painted on the dice are starting to come off. See photo. I think there could be improvement on the word paint so the game will last longer.

    Mr. G.

    Photo shared by Mr. G.

    Review by Mr. G.

    The dice are significantly larger than I expected which makes them easier to keep track of. Everything fits perfectly within the box. We plan to put post it notes or a non harming tape over the dice to expand to different categories. Good ice breaker and conversation starter, would make a fun gift. After playing the game a few more times we noticed that the words painted on the dice are starting to come off. See photo. I think there could be improvement on the word paint so the game will last longer.

    Mr. G.

  • If you work with youth groups or really any group of people that you are hoping to get folks to start interacting (or break the ice) this is a super fun way to do so. The dice makes if feel like you all are at the mercy of the roll which provides grace as you answer the questions. Easy going questions that aren't too narrow so anyone of any age can answer without feeling embarrassed or put on the spot. Highly recommend this game. Would love larger sets with multiple dice for when we have large groups at events.

    tmpigs

    Photo shared by tmpigs

    Review by tmpigs

    If you work with youth groups or really any group of people that you are hoping to get folks to start interacting (or break the ice) this is a super fun way to do so. The dice makes if feel like you all are at the mercy of the roll which provides grace as you answer the questions. Easy going questions that aren't too narrow so anyone of any age can answer without feeling embarrassed or put on the spot. Highly recommend this game. Would love larger sets with multiple dice for when we have large groups at events.

    tmpigs

  • With three teenage daughters, and a 10-year-old daughter, we are in the thick of parenting challenging children. I love these games that promote discussion amongst family members, it’s a great way to bond and get to know your kids. I had thought this was a deck of questions, but in fact, it is a dice game. You roll the white dye first, and then follow the directions on the dice With the red and yellow dice. The product of this dice roll gives you a question that everybody in the group answers collectively. There are no winners and no competition really, it’s just a creative format to stimulate probing questions.

    SomebodyYouUsedToKnow

    Photo shared by SomebodyYouUsedToKnow

    Review by SomebodyYouUsedToKnow

    With three teenage daughters, and a 10-year-old daughter, we are in the thick of parenting challenging children. I love these games that promote discussion amongst family members, it’s a great way to bond and get to know your kids. I had thought this was a deck of questions, but in fact, it is a dice game. You roll the white dye first, and then follow the directions on the dice With the red and yellow dice. The product of this dice roll gives you a question that everybody in the group answers collectively. There are no winners and no competition really, it’s just a creative format to stimulate probing questions.

    SomebodyYouUsedToKnow

  • We got this game to play with our church friends when they come over and it's been fun! This game is a great way to get to know people that you don't know all that well, but it's also great for learning new things about family or friends you've known for years! The instructions are easy to follow, the dice are sturdy, and the cards are good quality. I love that this game helps you get to know others in a fun and easy way and can be played for any amount of time. We'll definitely be playing this game more often whenever we want to have some conversational fun!

    M.Farmer

    Photo shared by M.Farmer

    Review by M.Farmer

    We got this game to play with our church friends when they come over and it's been fun! This game is a great way to get to know people that you don't know all that well, but it's also great for learning new things about family or friends you've known for years! The instructions are easy to follow, the dice are sturdy, and the cards are good quality. I love that this game helps you get to know others in a fun and easy way and can be played for any amount of time. We'll definitely be playing this game more often whenever we want to have some conversational fun!

    M.Farmer

  • I bought ThinkPsych Dive In as a gift for my 6-year-old nephew, and it has completely transformed how we spend time together. What started as a simple birthday present has officially turned into our absolute favorite weekly tradition: "Monday Night Dive Ins." Every single Monday evening, he begs to bring this game out, and it has given us the most incredible bonding moments.Why This Game is Worth Every Star:Brings Out Big Personalities: My nephew can sometimes be shy or give one-word answers when asked about his day. The clever combination of rolling the colorful topic dice and drawing cards makes him open up instantly. I’ve learned more about his imagination, dreams, and funny thoughts in the last month than in the whole past year!Perfectly Adapted for Young Kids: Created by psychologists, this game features two brilliant levels of play. The Level 1 prompts are absolutely perfect for a 6-year-old. The questions are highly engaging and fun without being too complex, though it also scales up for older kids so he won't outgrow it.Keeps Everyone Laughing: With over 400 unique conversation topics, the game never gets old or repetitive. One roll will have us sharing a deep, sweet thought, and the very next roll will have us bursting out laughing over something totally silly and unexpected.Sneaky Educational Value: As a Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) game, it effortlessly teaches active listening, empathy, and emotional expression. He doesn't even realize he's building crucial life skills because he's having too much fun rolling the giant dice.💡 Pro-Tip for Aunts, Uncles, & Parents:If you are looking for a gift that doesn't involve staring at an iPad or a TV screen, this is it. It creates an amazing, distraction-free space for actual connection. It's rare to find a game that a 6-year-old and an adult can genuinely enjoy together on equal footing, but ThinkPsych completely nailed it.The Final VerdictThis is easily the best thing I have bought all year. Watching my nephew look forward to "Monday Night Dive In" is priceless. If you want to give a gift that builds lasting memories rather than just sitting in a toy box, buy this game immediately!

    rahul

    Review by rahul

    I bought ThinkPsych Dive In as a gift for my 6-year-old nephew, and it has completely transformed how we spend time together. What started as a simple birthday present has officially turned into our absolute favorite weekly tradition: "Monday Night Dive Ins." Every single Monday evening, he begs to bring this game out, and it has given us the most incredible bonding moments.Why This Game is Worth Every Star:Brings Out Big Personalities: My nephew can sometimes be shy or give one-word answers when asked about his day. The clever combination of rolling the colorful topic dice and drawing cards makes him open up instantly. I’ve learned more about his imagination, dreams, and funny thoughts in the last month than in the whole past year!Perfectly Adapted for Young Kids: Created by psychologists, this game features two brilliant levels of play. The Level 1 prompts are absolutely perfect for a 6-year-old. The questions are highly engaging and fun without being too complex, though it also scales up for older kids so he won't outgrow it.Keeps Everyone Laughing: With over 400 unique conversation topics, the game never gets old or repetitive. One roll will have us sharing a deep, sweet thought, and the very next roll will have us bursting out laughing over something totally silly and unexpected.Sneaky Educational Value: As a Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) game, it effortlessly teaches active listening, empathy, and emotional expression. He doesn't even realize he's building crucial life skills because he's having too much fun rolling the giant dice.💡 Pro-Tip for Aunts, Uncles, & Parents:If you are looking for a gift that doesn't involve staring at an iPad or a TV screen, this is it. It creates an amazing, distraction-free space for actual connection. It's rare to find a game that a 6-year-old and an adult can genuinely enjoy together on equal footing, but ThinkPsych completely nailed it.The Final VerdictThis is easily the best thing I have bought all year. Watching my nephew look forward to "Monday Night Dive In" is priceless. If you want to give a gift that builds lasting memories rather than just sitting in a toy box, buy this game immediately!

    rahul

  • Bought this for my counseling group and they love it. A great purchase.

    Destinee B.

    Review by Destinee B.

    Bought this for my counseling group and they love it. A great purchase.

    Destinee B.

  • Wasn't as good as I thought it would be.

    Margarita S.

    Review by Margarita S.

    Wasn't as good as I thought it would be.

    Margarita S.

  • Super good ice breaker activity!

    Emily K.

    Review by Emily K.

    Super good ice breaker activity!

    Emily K.

  • Great conversation game to play with students. Helps them open up and find common ground to share.

    Teacher A.

    Review by Teacher A.

    Great conversation game to play with students. Helps them open up and find common ground to share.

    Teacher A.

  • Great therapy game! Love the questions and the quality of the dice. Nice for family time and the therapy setting.

    Amazon C.

    Review by Amazon C.

    Great therapy game! Love the questions and the quality of the dice. Nice for family time and the therapy setting.

    Amazon C.

  • Overpriced for what it is.

    Shane C.

    Review by Shane C.

    Overpriced for what it is.

    Shane C.

  • The kiddies absolutely love this game!

    Amazon C.

    Review by Amazon C.

    The kiddies absolutely love this game!

    Amazon C.

  • Great for individual sessions with adolescents

    80sbeauty

    Review by 80sbeauty

    Great for individual sessions with adolescents

    80sbeauty

  • My nephew brought his girlfriend for a family vacation week. This was a great way to get to know each other!

    Sheryl T.

    Review by Sheryl T.

    My nephew brought his girlfriend for a family vacation week. This was a great way to get to know each other!

    Sheryl T.

  • I bought this game for my four children to play together, they are ages eight through 14 and they all very much enjoyed the game, it allowed them to get to know each other a little bit better as we are a blended family. This was a great game and easy to understand the instructions and rules.

    Stephanie F.

    Review by Stephanie F.

    I bought this game for my four children to play together, they are ages eight through 14 and they all very much enjoyed the game, it allowed them to get to know each other a little bit better as we are a blended family. This was a great game and easy to understand the instructions and rules.

    Stephanie F.

  • Why did you pick this product vs others?: I use these in my high school social skills class. Great as a conversation starter and gets the students engaging and thinking with their partners and with the class.

    Jessica K.

    Review by Jessica K.

    Why did you pick this product vs others?: I use these in my high school social skills class. Great as a conversation starter and gets the students engaging and thinking with their partners and with the class.

    Jessica K.

  • Fun game with the kids

    Stephen C.

    Review by Stephen C.

    Fun game with the kids

    Stephen C.

  • I use it with my students. It’s a great conversation starter.

    Aga

    Review by Aga

    I use it with my students. It’s a great conversation starter.

    Aga

  • Great for families!

    Valerie S.

    Review by Valerie S.

    Great for families!

    Valerie S.

  • Great fun for all ages! Simple to get set up, easy to play with anyone and perfect for getting some giggles in depending on the crowd playing! Comes in a sturdy box so it's portable stores easily. Lots of fun during family get together and good value for the constant ability to play anywhere, anytime with anyone.

    CC

    Review by CC

    Great fun for all ages! Simple to get set up, easy to play with anyone and perfect for getting some giggles in depending on the crowd playing! Comes in a sturdy box so it's portable stores easily. Lots of fun during family get together and good value for the constant ability to play anywhere, anytime with anyone.

    CC

  • very fun…, we’ve only practiced so far, but are looking forward to playing it with friends next week .

    Janet J.

    Review by Janet J.

    very fun…, we’ve only practiced so far, but are looking forward to playing it with friends next week .

    Janet J.

  • Really fun and great game to use in my therapy practice when I'm building rapport and learning about others, especially with my teens and kids. The directions are clear and overall it's straightforward how to use. I recommend this to anyone.

    Rozhia

    Review by Rozhia

    Really fun and great game to use in my therapy practice when I'm building rapport and learning about others, especially with my teens and kids. The directions are clear and overall it's straightforward how to use. I recommend this to anyone.

    Rozhia

  • So far, good, my grandson likes to answer questions....so think he enjoys it

    Mht

    Review by Mht

    So far, good, my grandson likes to answer questions....so think he enjoys it

    Mht

  • The product was purchased for counselors in a private counseling office. It is useful flexible to use with a wide variety of clients. However the product began to show wear after a couple weeks of use.

    Scott W.

    Review by Scott W.

    The product was purchased for counselors in a private counseling office. It is useful flexible to use with a wide variety of clients. However the product began to show wear after a couple weeks of use.

    Scott W.

  • Good price, great product

    Jessica B.

    Review by Jessica B.

    Good price, great product

    Jessica B.

Additional Information

From silly to deep, there's a prompt for every mood, age, and setting. Hundreds of creative conversation starters keep sessions fresh and kids genuinely engaged.

Every roll of the dice is a chance to practice real-life skills. Kids build communication, active listening, and emotional awareness without even realizing they're doing the work.

Created by psychologists who know how to get teens to actually open up. Trusted by therapists, school counselors, and educators for therapy, SEL lessons, and social skills groups.

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