Sign: A Game About Being Understood

Nicaragua in the 1970s had no form of sign language. In 1977, something happened. Fifty deaf children from across the country were brought together to an experimental school in Managua. Without a shared language to express themselves, the children did the only thing they could — they created one. In Sign, we follow a small piece of their journey.”Sign begins with a premise that seems far out, even for boundary-pushing roleplaying games, but quickly zeroes in on a core of humane, heartfelt empathy in play. It’s a truly beautiful experience to play” — Indie RPG Awards”Sign dares take up a difficult subject, and have playersunderstand part of a real journey that transformed thousands oflives. It centers on agency, connection, and the struggle ofunderstanding each other in a silent world” — Golden Cobra AwardsWhat’s Included?- 68 Large Form (3.5″ x 6″) cards to give players instruction during play. Professionally layed out by Brennen Reece with art from Miranda Meeks.- Facilitator’s guide in the form of a teacher’s booklet that can be read while running the game. Apart from a few short introductory pages on preparing the space, no additional preparation is required.