The purpose of Totika is not so much winning the game as it is coming away with a better understanding about yourself. The colored wood blocks are stacked, and the 2 to 8 players must pull them away one-by-one without toppling the whole thing. Players must also answer questions from the Self-Esteem card deck along the way. Other question decks are available separately, including Life Skills, Junior Principles/Values/Beliefs, and Teen-Adult Principles/Values/Beliefs. This game is being distributed by Talicor.

The purpose of Totika is not so much winning the game as it is coming away with a better understanding about yourself. The colored wood blocks are stacked, and the 2 to 8 players must pull them away one-by-one without toppling the whole thing. Players must also answer questions from the Self-Esteem card deck along the way. Other question decks are available separately, including Life Skills, Junior Principles/Values/Beliefs, and Teen-Adult Principles/Values/Beliefs. This game is being distributed by Talicor.

An interesting concept, this game awards points for being the most "Level Minded." Players must roll a steel ball down a series of wooden tracks, navigating the labyrinth until the ball drops into a hole. The player then chooses a corresponding card (both the holes and the cards are color-coded) and reads a question aloud; all 2-8 players then receive one minute to write down their responses. Points go to the person who answers the open ended question in a way that shows their principles, values, and beliefs.