Tapae is a competitive stacking game where players take turns placing wooden blocks, with the winner being the last to successfully stack a block. The set includes 20 wooden blocks, one die, a game bag, and a Totika Cooperation Card Deck featuring 192 questions designed to enhance social skills, teamwork, and positive relationships. Blank cards are also included for adding custom questions. The blocks are sized to fit comfortably in the palm of a hand, making them easy to handle. Their colorful design and versatile stacking possibilities allow for solo play or as a fidget activity, with countless configurations to explore. The game encourages both strategic thinking and cooperative interaction.

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.