Sound map.

How to play

Sit somewhere comfortable and safe. Draw a dot at the center of a sheet of paper to represent yourself. For two minutes, add small marks around it for sounds you hear: a line for traffic, dots for taps, a wave for wind. Place nearby sounds closer to the center. Spend the last minute inventing a title for your map. You can stay indoors and keep your eyes open. If hearing-based play is not useful for you, make a light-and-shadow map instead.

Make it your own

Start with one round and decide together whether you want another. Change the pace, take turns, or skip a prompt that does not fit your group. There is no account, public leaderboard, or pressure to keep playing.