The world’s first public speaking board game

It's wonderful for children!

My children are 7 and 10. The 7-year old is always asking someone to play RHETORIC with him. Why? He says, "Because I get to make speeches. And Reflection is my favourite because it's easy to speak about what I did in school that day or what I did yesterday." Playing RHETORIC, my children are strengthening their storytelling skills. They think they are just playing a game, but I smile because they are developing important professional skills. As soon as children can read, they can play RHETORIC. It's simple, fun and they get to have speaking time!

From strangers to friends

I started off at a table full of strangers, never met any of them before and, other than being Toastmasters, didn’t know a thing about them. The game is a real ice breaker and great fun. By the end of the game time, we still hadn’t finished because we were laughing so much. Those strangers are now great friends… I was so impressed with the game that I bought it. The After Christmas gathering is going to be interesting this year. Great game, great fun.

Great for trainings

I've been playing Rhetoric since 2014 and since 2016 using it in my public speaking trainings and seminars. It has proved to be an excellent tool for training impromptu speaking as it shows the initial level of speakers (in the beginning) and immediate tangible results (in the end of the game) whereas the game is fun to play. I highly recommend the game for those who want to train brain ability and polish public speaking skills.

This game is deep

I was amazed by how much fun, engagement and connection this game generates. You go from laughing to crying and to laughing again in a matter of minutes. And you get to know the people you are playing with in a way you would never do in normal life. Even when playing it with almost complete strangers, we ended up with an incredible sense of understanding, respect and connection.

Get to know them better

I have played the game many times, with Toastmasters friends, non-Toastmasters friends, and family members. The Rhetoric Game is a great tool not only to make you speak but also to get to know better your friends and family!

A sweet learning opportunity

A fun game for groups, and a sweet learning opportunity! We have used it in many Agile Coach Camps, and to rave reviews!

A wonderful game

Love the game. I also own the board version. Plays very smoothly on my Nexus 5X. Excellent graphics (especially the dice and the spinning wheel). Only downside with the game is the rating competitive games. You can't leave the phone on the table if you don't want others to see how you score. But then again, there is not really a way around that. All in all, a wonderful game.

It's about bonding

An old friend, some new acquaintances and a few family members arrived at my house for Sunday lunch. The Rhetoric Game meant they left old friends, knowing things about each other their best friends didn’t.

I remember that little girl

It was at our house party. After a long night, in the morning we decided to play a round of RHETORIC. I remember Alexandra, 8 years old. She participated and gave touching speeches in front of everyone. It was simply amazing.

She made us cry

After a great dinner with friends, Paul insisted, "Let's play the public speaking game." Maria from Portugal was terrified: "I hate speaking in public... No way!" In the end, the story she shared made us cry.