Board game called 'Football Connection' featuring a football field layout, colorful player tokens, decision cards, and a green question card about teammates' preferences.

* A new board game that brings people together, one fun question at a time.

* Discover who has the strongest connection in your network.

* Prepare for fun & fast competition that reconnects people. Ready to pair?

“I had the opportunity to test the game with my 10-year-old, and we could not stop talking about what a joy it was to play. – I can’t wait to play this more and introduce it to the rest of the family.”

– Ross B.

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Learn: 5 mins | Play: 15-30 mins

👤 Ages: 10+ | Up to 8 Players

👥 Family & Friends

👥 Classmates & Co-workers

👥 Couples & Singles

👥 Pairs, Groups, & Odd Numbers

How strong is

your connection?

Child's board game with colored wooden figures representing teammates, divided into green, orange, and blue sets.
A quiz game card titled "Play" with instructions to answer questions about yourself and your teammate. The visible question asks "What's your teammate's preference?" with options "A: Early bird" and "B: Night owl." The card shows an example answer "early bird" and features colorful design elements like green, red, and orange sections, a marker, and additional cards and graphics.
Image of a game called 'Prove It' where players race their network to a signal spot by moving game pieces on a board, with signs showing 'Test your connection' and 'TVC' to encourage testing internet connectivity.

“The beauty of this game is how much fun it manages to be regardless of how well you know your partner. Whether you’re taking wild guesses, or are completely locked in, Test Your Connection is guaranteed a good time.”

— Channing B.

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“I am not a huge fan of games, and now this is one of my favorites to play! I've played with family, friends, and strangers, and had a blast each time. I appreciate how this game truly represents the name, and tests the connection. The questions are fun, engaging, and help stimulate conversations outside the game, which helps further the connection even more. I can't wait for others to get to try it for themselves!” Ross

– Megan JB., rph

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“Test Your Connection is a blast! It's a great way to stay connected with friends and family, or an exciting way to meet new people. I had the pleasure of play testing this game at Gen Con in 2026, and walked away wanting to play again!” Ross

– Jami O., LMFT

HopeSpark Therapy

A colorful classroom self-assessment chart with five pens, small boards, and clips. The chart is divided into columns labeled from left to right with different colors and symbols, featuring space for students to mark their progress.

What #connecters Are Saying 💬

Group of people playing a board game indoors, with two women in the center high-fiving each other, others clapping and cheering around them.

“Test Your Connection is a fantastic game for couples. It encompasses both, how well you know your partner and friendly competition. It’s great fun and fast pace.  I think game stores will be excited to have this as part of their inventory. I can imagine the drive home from experiencing this game will be interesting hahahaha!”

— Dr. King, MD

“My friends are super competitive, every round felt like a game show. We were all shouting ‘THINK LIKE ME!’ by the end.”

— Dara I.

“It feels good to beat couples who have been together for over a decade or married. It makes them sweat!”

— Julie L.

“For those who may not often think about themselves, this game also serves as a great way to check-in and refocus on your preferences. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for an easy-to-learn party game or for folks wanting an activity to deepen relationships.”

– Jami O., LMFT

HopeSpark Therapy

Colorful wooden peg figures in blue, orange, red, and green, with rainbow-colored umbrellas onTop.

Frequently Asked Questions

Test Your Connect On party game set with game board, colorful player pieces, cards, and yellow box

“– I could see this being just as fun playing with someone you are not as close with. We were confident in our victory but laughed as we seemed to squander it with our differing opinions on certain subjects. In the end, though, we felt like we were winners no matter the result. The game led to conversation and questions—and yes, connections—with each other.”

– Ross B.

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