Last Laughs

Get ready for some serious laughter. It's time for Last Laughs.

While 92% of people believe talking to their loved ones about end-of-life subjects is important, only 32% of people actually have those conversations.  

We know that people avoid having end-of-life discussions because they don’t want to seem morbid or have awkward interactions. But when people "break the ice," the conversation is usually heartfelt and rewarding. We had to find a way to start the conversation. 

The solution was a hilarious game: Last Laughs. The cards feature wacky creatures posing seemingly insane questions. But as families answer the questions, it seamlessly transitions to real-life discussions families need to be having. 

People have the time of their life, while planning for the end of it.