Simple two page brochure that explains the functions of different cards of the game. More information about the game from www.mentalmodelsgame.com

1. More information from the website
www.mentalmodelsgame.com
#Mentalmodelsgame
and directly from game creator
Ville Keränen
email ville@banana.fi
phone +358 40 731 2084

2. The Mental Models Game includes 50 question
cards from various domains such as
• leadership • marketing • sales • innovation
• strategy • personal mastery • life
• team work • learning
• team coaching • design • etc.
Pick one card on each round.
Operative Mode cards define the size of the
group in which dialogue takes place before
presenting the mental models to all other players.
The game has four operative modes:
• Single • Couple • Small group • and Big Group.
Depending on the number of players you may
choose which operative modes to include in your
game session.
Pick one card on each round.
Presentation Mode cards define the way mental
models are shared among the players after 5 mins
talk and preparation time.
The game has six presentation modes:
• Talk, • Draw & Doodle • Prototype & Build
• Riddle • Act • and Wild Card.
The game host can decide which presentation
modes to include in the game.
Pick one card on each round.
You can add your own questions to the game as
well. The default deck includes 24 empty template
cards for you to customise the game to suit your
needs.
You can add questions prior the game session, or
after playing few rounds invite the players to add
their own questions into the game.
The game has five instruction cards including
definition of Mental Models and tips how to play the
game. The idea is to support you to play the game.
For better and throughout instructions of the game,
make sure to check out the YouTube videos at
http://bit.ly/MMG _ Info
The game has four warm up questions. The idea is to
help people to understand the game better before the
real questions start. You can use them for the first
round of the game, and put them aside for the rest of
the game.
Pick one card either randomly or choose it before for
the practice round of the game.
The game has four check in and six check out
cards to be used only in the very beginning and in the
very end of the game session.
They are kind of bonus cards, and you do not have
to use them in your session if you do not want to.
The idea of a check in is to help everybody be
present for the game both mentally and physically:
Kind of like jazz band tuning their instruments before
a jam session starts.
The idea of the check out is to do a debriefing of the
game session, e.g. share each other insights of the
game or next moves.