The psychology of choice, questions that spark real discussion, and guides for game nights people remember.
DILEMMIX turns A/B dilemmas into a social prediction game: choose your answer, predict theirs, then reveal how well you really know the people around you.
Read articleA packed calendar, a “quick” meeting and one more “got a minute?”. Turn familiar workplace absurdities into a conversation break without making a coworker the joke.
Read articleChoose for yourself, predict your partner's answer, then discover the reason. A simple date-night format with eight dilemmas and room for the conversation after the reveal.
Read articleRainy afternoons, earlier sunsets and suddenly everyone wants to meet somewhere warm. Discover 10 places that can turn an ordinary fall meetup into game night.
Read articleEight high-stakes what-if scenarios about survival, identity, freedom and reality — plus a way to make them harder by predicting what your friends will choose.
Read articleA game can be great and still fail with your group. The DILEMMIX friction test looks at explanation, waiting, pressure, re-entry and the shared payoff that makes a round worth playing.
Read article12 examples, a simple 5-point prompt test and practical rules for disagreement: how to find questions that divide opinions without turning people into targets.
Read articleThe core rules in under a minute, followed by group variations and small adjustments that turn rushed answers into conversations worth remembering.
Read articleA simultaneous-voting game that reveals the habits, roles and surprises in your group — without turning somebody into the evening’s punchline.
Read articleScenarios in which two legitimate values collide, with balanced A/B choices and follow-up questions that take the conversation beyond the first vote.
Read articleQuestions for a night together that begin lightly and gradually reach habits, values, the future and the important things couples rarely say aloud.
Read articleOpen-ended prompts that begin lightly, uncover good stories and gradually reach the things friends do not always find time to say.
Read articleFrom absurd icebreakers to choices that reveal your values: questions for when small talk has run its course.
Read articleA practical plan for the people, room, food and conversations that turn a casual gathering into a game night worth repeating.
Read articleThe mind wants certainty. A good dilemma refuses to provide it — which is exactly why it reveals so much.
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