The hilarious TMI party game with no wrong answers.
Just inappropriate ones!


Our mission is to save the world...
one mildly embarrassing story at a time.
Don't know if you've noticed... but things are a little intense out in the world right now and it seems like we're more divided than ever. Are we just too different to get along?

We say NO WAY!

You Don't Know My Life! is the game about the things we all share. Sure, the details may be different...but we all have hopes, we all have fears, we all have mortifying things that happened to us when we were 13. And we all have STORIES.

So grab a pencil and join in... you already have all the answers!

How the game works:

You're helping make it happen.​


Congratulations!

You're just in time to take part in our Friends and Family Capital-Raising Campaign (FaFCRC for short).

​Your $35 PRE-ORDER will help pay for our very first print-run. No more Kinkos runs, hooray!

Place your pre-order today and you'll have the game in your hands the holidays. Christmas is saved, people!

And, of course, there are some exclusive rewards for being one of our first supporters. Check out the details HERE.

Funny you should ask.
Questions designed to get the story.

The questions in YOU DON'T KNOW MY LIFE! have roots in journalism so they're not just meant to make you smile or think or blush...they're designed to GET THE STORY.  One player called them "a fishing line to these deep-seated memories you end up pulling out of nowhere."

We love that. A fishing line is the perfect metaphor because in this game, you never know what you'll reel in next.

What people are saying:

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"I love the creativity that comes with it, of coming up with
​these dumb little punch lines to go along with the stories."  

Mike P.

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"Super fun and funny. I learned things about my best friends
​that I never would have learned without playing the game."

Kelly M.

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"It cuts through the small talk and gets right to the core of what it's like to be a human being.
​It celebrates our shared humanity while being extremely fun at the same time."

Byron N.

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"It was simple. There was nothing hard about it and you got to get a little deeper with a few folks.
​And you know what else? No one was on their phone!"

Faith I.

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​"I really needed a good laugh and this game delivered...and then some!
I've been with my husband 25 years and I learned things I never knew before!"

John C.

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"We love games like Cards Against Humanity but I liked that this game is so personal.
We all got to know each other without technology, which is rare nowadays."

Mona C.

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"It made me feel like I’m not quite as sick as I thought I was
​because some of the stories were really out there."

Jackie B.

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"It’s quirky and fun and silly. It gets you to really think back on the grossest or the weirdest or the funniest things that have happened in your life that you haven’t really thought of in a while."

Tiffani R.

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"So perfect for the holidays because it brings everyone together
​ in a way that’s lighthearted and upbeat and not depressing."

John H.

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"I feel like I made five new friends today.
​And I love the hashtag part because you get to be creative."

Doug P.

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"I'm not someone who plays a lot of games but I loved it.
​It gave me a whole new perspective on the people I was playing with."

Steven R.

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"I love the hashtag part because you get to be creative and come up with something fun and witty.
I played with my mom once and I found out she really loves Brad Pitt. Who knew?" 

Andrew D.

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"I want to play with my mom now because we’re finally at the age where
​she would start telling me stuff that she wouldn’t tell me before."

Dani R.

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"In the very beginning, I was like, ‘Should I say these things?’
​and then after the first round, it was like, ‘You think you’re disgusting? Watch this!’

Connor L.

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"This is a great thing to do at the end of a dinner party because it encourages discussion.
I enjoyed hearing people elaborate on their stories. That’s the stuff that stuck with me." 

Jack K.

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Who's behind this enterprise?

You Don't Know My Life! is the brainchild / lovechild of entertainment journalist Dennis Hensley and game designer Jeb Havens (pictured here at one of the first YDKML play tests at Tea Pop in North Hollywood.)

Wanna know more? Check out OUR STORY.