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A beautifully illustrated board game that pairs with a free companion app to turn family game night into something more meaningful — from "who takes out the bins" to "how do you feel about social media".
Family Xchange is a hybrid — not a board game with a nice-to-have app bolted on. The app is the brain, the board is the body. You need both to play.
Players roll a die and move their token around a board of 74 illustrated tiles. Landing on a Family Xchange tile triggers a challenge from the app — pitched at that player's age, by their favourite character. Landing on a gold X coin tile triggers a power play — jump ahead, swap positions, gift a move to a teammate, or deploy your shield. First to the end wins. Or co-operate to beat the bedtime clock. Your call.
Every challenge card belongs to one of three tiers. The first two are always on. The third is entirely parent-controlled — kids never see the settings menu.
Favourites, family memories, silly dares, and the kind of questions that end in everyone laughing. The floor of every session.
Chores, kindness, money basics, and safety — the everyday stuff families mean to talk about but rarely get to before someone's phone rings.
Social media, gaming, bodies, consent, money, mental health, peer pressure, difference. Each topic is off by default. Each card is reviewed by a specialist. Parents choose what's right for their family.
Every Tier 3 card is written and reviewed by a specialist — a paediatrician, family therapist, school counsellor, financial-literacy educator, or digital-literacy educator. Nothing said in a Big Conversation is ever recorded by the app.
Three modes. One family. Zero excuses to not have a game night.
First player to reach the end wins. Simple. Fast. Someone will gloat. That's the point.
Last player to reach the end wins. Power plays and careful tile-management win over raw speed. Patience, not momentum.
The whole family must reach the end before the bedtime clock catches up. Play warm (help each other) or set rivalry mode (compete quietly while cooperating out loud).
Each board is a winding path of 74 illustrated tiles from START to END. Most are ordinary squares. The rest are where the app takes over — a challenge card, or a power play. Same rules, same app, completely different table.
A cut-away family home — up the driveway, through the garage and laundry, across the kitchen and living room, into the bedrooms. Eleven rooms, and everywhere a sock might go missing.
Challenge squares carry the Family Xchange logo. Power plays are marked with a gold X coin.
A prehistoric jungle of rock formations, a river, cave mouths and a volcano — built with the team behind the Jungle Beat animated series, and played by its own cast.
Challenges come through a blue Time Portal. Power plays are marked by a pink crystal.
Both boards are sold separately and both work with the same free companion app — a family that owns both can play either without changing anything. The app knows which board is on the table.
The companion app knows who's playing and serves each player a challenge matched to their age band. 300+ cards across five bands means the deck takes a while to repeat.
The companion app runs the challenges, the dice and the power plays. Activate your board once, then everyone in the family can play from their own device.
Just bought one? Enter the serial from the card in your box and set up your family. Takes about two minutes.
Activate a board ▸Sign in to start a new game, join one already running, or pick up a game you saved.
Sign in to play ▸Your board's serial number is on the card inside the box — 10 characters, letters and numbers.
A second board built with the team behind Jungle Beat, the animated series. Same app, same dice, same 74-tile journey — a completely different world at the table.
Where the Family Xchange board runs on conversation, Jungle Beat 2 runs on doing — mimic a firefly, invent a jingle, describe a dinosaur without naming it. Challenges are graded by age band, so a five-year-old and a teenager get very different cards from the same square.
Every challenge card is presented by a character — and each board has its own. The Family Xchange cast lives in the house; the Jungle Beat 2 cast lives in the jungle. They never mix.
Artwork by the Jungle Beat studio. Ray is shown by name while his illustration is finalised.