Which culture should we make next?

Tamil Edition

South India

Imagine a party card game built for the Tamil diaspora — family interrogations, filter coffee rituals, and Rajinikanth references. Vote to make it real.

Gujarati Edition

West India

Dhokla debates, diamond business dynasties, Navratri footwork critiques, and the uncle who turns dinner into a net worth contest. Vote for this edition.

Punjabi Edition

North India / Pakistan

Loud weddings, louder families, sarson da saag debates, and the bhangra uncle who always ends up center of the dance floor. Vote for the Punjabi Edition.

Bengali Edition

East India / Bangladesh

Durga Puja nostalgia, fish debates, Tagore quotes in casual talk, and the intellectual uncle who makes everything political. Vote for the Bengali Edition.

Malayalam Edition

South India (Kerala)

Gulf money, Onam sadya seating hierarchies, nurse aunties, the Malayali uncle everywhere, and coconut oil on everything. Vote for the Malayalam Edition.

Arabic Edition

Pan-Arab

Ahlan wa sahlan to the card game covering Arab hospitality, family interrogations, qahwa rituals, and the cousin who does everything better. Vote now.

Lebanese Edition

Levant

Meze tables that never end, political arguments before hummus is passed, saint's day celebrations, and the uncle who "knows someone." Vote now.

Vietnamese Edition

Southeast Asia

Pho debates, Tết envelope anxiety, the Asian grocery run that becomes a three-hour event, and parents who show love through food criticism. Vote now.