At CHEERiosity WORDS MATTER

At CHEERiosity… WORDS MATTER

Here is a sneak peek into what early access players are saying about The Game of CHEERiosity!

All testimonials were shared voluntarily and without compensation.

KARL, Handyman

I see CHEERiosity as a game for absolutely everyone.

CHEERiosity is leagues ahead of even the best games when it comes to getting people into a powerfully positive zone with others.

The impact for me was in how deeply I was touched by the words spoken to me and how I later reflected on the words I received. These feelings and memories have remained, way after playing the game.

I see CHEERiosity as a game for absolutely everyone. The fun colour scheme is perfect too. I truly wish everyone could have the chance to experience this game.

ILSE, Teacher

I have never seen a game impact people like this…

My favorite part of The Game of CHEERiosity is discovering who people truly are…uncovering hidden traits, likes, and dislikes.

The game has encouraged me in ways I never expected. Hearing what others saw in me was a blessing, inspiring me to embody them more deliberately. I have never seen a game impact people like this—everyone I have talked with about it wants to play, without exception.

I witnessed how over an hour of playing CHEERiosity transformed a young, suicidal teenager. She went from being face-down and depressed to holding her head high, smiling, and making eye contact after hearing what we saw in her. This game helped her realize her own worth and value.

I see this as a game for everyone, a true rare find. The educational benefits are immediate—hugely encouraging fun learning about words and spelling. The game also really helps people reflect on their thoughts about others and themselves, encouraging them to express those thoughts positively.

I expect CHEERiosity will become a favorite family staple, and in the world we live in today, where encouragement is often lacking, CHEERiosity is a game that people desperately need.

BETTY, Homeschool

Mom

This game is all about uplifting and empowering participants.

One of my favorite aspects of CHEERiosity is its refreshing departure from the competitive nature of many games, where the goal often involves eliminating others from play.

Instead, this game is all about uplifting and empowering participants. It’s a game that challenges us to focus on making others feel valued and supported. That’s what I really like about it.

I believe CHEERiosity is a wonderful game for everyone, particularly for siblings who might be in conflict, as it encourages them to use positive language and foster better relationships.

More early access reviews, from people who have played CHEERiosity:

A Review from Max - elementary Student

MAX

I like how you have to build a word with the blocks really quick. I love this game, and if my mom and dad canʹt buy it, I will!

A Review from Joanne - mom/homemaker

JOANNE

I thought CHEERiosity was fun! Itʹs a great opportunity to encourage the kids and highlight their good qualities. It really makes you intentional about showing them the positive things you see in them. I also think it is an excellent exercise for improving spelling and expanding vocabulary. It deepens your understanding of words. I would recommend it as a great educational game and resource. The game uses bright and striking colors that are wonderful, and I would love to see expansion packs with themed words—science, biology, history, and so on.

A Review from Kyle - entrepreneur

KYLE

I really like how The Game of CHEERiosity provides a unique way to express appreciation for others. It helps highlight and acknowledge their positive qualities when you compliment them. Showing appreciation can be challenging, but the game makes it way easier to let people know what you admire about them.

This game has also opened up new opportunities for me to enjoy more meaningful time with my family. I believe my mother and mother-in-law would thoroughly enjoy the game. For those who are more reserved, offering compliments can be difficult, but CHEERiosity makes it effortless.

Overall, I think it is an awesome game for everyone. My favorite word from the game is “magnificent!”

A Review from Valerie - HomeSchool Mom

VALERIE

As a homeschool mom, I see so many benefits in Cheeriosity! From learning and building new words, easily demonstrating syllables, and searching for letters—which teaches persistence—to the math opportunities. My kids love the blocks. They have letter tiles for practicing spelling, but they prefer using the game blocks so much more!

A Review from Caleb - high school student/gamer

CALEB

CHEERiosity was actually a lot of fun, and Iʹm not even a big board game guy! I did not mind at all hearing peoples opinions about me; it was pretty nice. I would definitely play this with my friends.

A Review from Gordon - Welder and fabricator

GORDON

My favorite part of The Game of CHEERiosity is discovering new things about people you think you already know. I love how the game uses vibrant, cheerful, and bold colors. Theyʹre captivating and add a lot to the experience.

CHEERiosity has had a significant impact on me, particularly through the unique word choices from people I dont know very well. Itʹs always fascinating to see which words they select.

A fun game variation we have tried involves keeping score like usual but stacking the blocks vertically using our feet, adding a hilarious challenge to the game.

My family loves CHEERiosity because we believe in the power of positivity and the impact of words on others. Everyone fits into this game—who wouldnt want a compliment or encouraging word sent their way?

When I think about new people I meet, I see how CHEERiosity can be a fantastic way to break the ice and build connections.

My favorite words in the game are the longer, less common ones. I try to remember them—and their spelling—and then use them in everyday conversation!

A Review from Theresa - businesswoman

THERESA

I love watching how CHEERiosity changes peopleʹs attitudes and moods. Personally, CHEERiosity has helped me uncover strengths in areas I had not recognized before. Other people saw these things in me, but I didnt see them in myself. I also enjoy using the blocks with my grandson for spelling practice. He delights in handling each letter as a block and forming sentences just for fun. I think CHEERiosity truly is a game for everyone! My favorite word from the game is “magnanimous.”

A Review from Abby - Elementary student

ABBY

CHEERiosity is kind of complicated because of the big words, but itʹs easy to learn. Itʹs a little mix of both—itʹs not too easy, but itʹs not too hard either. Five stars, for sure! I liked how if someone plays a card for another person, and others donʹt understand why, the giver explains, so everyone gets it. This way everyone gets to know that person better. Itʹs a really fun game, and itʹs really interesting to see peopleʹs responses.