Green quiz screen with two options. The question asks, 'Would your teammate rather?' and options: 'A. Only eat vegetables' and 'B. Only eat fruits'. There are icons for Wi-Fi and user at the top corners.
A diverse group of people and animals playing a board game at a table, including a woman in wheelchair, a man in a military uniform, a gamer girl, a woman with strawberry, a girl in pumpkin costume, a man dressed as a Viking, a dog, and other characters, with a speech bubble saying "CONNECTED!"

* 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. Her synopsis is spot-on: “It’s a great family game and I loved that I could connect with my family and learn cool things about them! – 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. I can’t wait to play this more and introduce it to the rest of the family.”

– Ross B.

Vicious Gardens | Vicious Labs

Learn: 5 mins | Play: 15-30 mins

👤 Age: 10+ | Up to 8 Players

👥 Family & Friends

👥 Classmates & Co-workers

👥 Couples & Singles

👥 Teams & Groups

Illustration of a person with a rainbow of colored Wi-Fi signals above their head on a blue background.
Illustration of a person with a rainbow of colored Wi-Fi signals above their head on a blue background.

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.
Colorful wooden game pieces of various shapes and colors with Wi-Fi signals on top, including blue stars, orange figures, pink figures, and green figures.

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What #connecters Are Saying 💬

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

— Julie L.

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

— Dara I.

Frequently Asked Questions

A cheerful elderly woman with gray hair in a wheelchair, wearing a purple floral dress, holding a sign that says 'I'M 92 YEARS OLD', and a cup of coffee on a tray attached to her wheelchair. She has a large cartoon lobster hat on her head. There is a yellow handbag hanging from the wheelchair.