Try new roles inspired by archetypes

In every movie or book, you meet these characters — the hero, the villain, the magical helper, the healer, or the trickster. These images are not accidental: they reflect ancient patterns of behavior that appear in myths across different cultures. Carl Jung and Joseph Campbell studied them, showing that these archetypes live within us too — helping us understand ourselves and our own stories.

Understanding the Self 

When you choose a role like the Warrior, Healer, or Trickster, you start to see yourself differently
— and discover new sides of who you are.

Joseph Campbell’s Hero’s Journey — a path of transformation

Joseph Campbell’s Hero’s Journey is a universal path of personal transformation, found in myths from all around the world — from ancient legends to modern films like Star Wars.
Almost every movie or book follows the same core story: the hero sets out on a journey and changes along the way.
This game offers a safe space where you can imagine new paths for your own growth and transformation.

Your Journey to the Ideal Outcome

It’s a simple game: you start at point A — the problem you want to solve in the game.
Then you define point C — your happy ending, the ideal result.
With the help of coaching questions, you reflect on what resources you already have and what solutions you can come up with.
Along the way, you earn metaphorical cards that help you move step by step toward the ideal resolution of your problem.

The Game Where Fears Become Allies

Storytelling games help you face your fears in a fun and safe way —
and rewrite your story so it gives you strength. For children, this works especially well through creativity and play —
it’s a safe, joyful, and imaginative way to turn problems into stories.
You can choose a serious version — for deep insights,
or a playful version — with light and funny questions.

The Hero’s Path: A Game That Changes the Way You See Life

A pleasant bonus: you spend time with friends or children, and by the end of the game, everyone has their own complete story —
a story that gives strength, because it’s built on your own symbols and real you.

During this storytelling game, you shift your perspective from serious to creative.
This game helps you find a way out of stagnation or crisis — because all the answers, in truth, are already within you.

You answer questions, explore yourself and what truly matters to you. You structure your experiences into a story: turn your worries into a tale — your problems become anti-heroes. The diary helps you understand better where you want to go and what your happy ending looks like.
Bonus: in the end, you’ll have a complete story — or maybe even the beginning of your future book?

Your true story inspired by your own life. Explore what matters to you.