A sacred game of truth, laughter, and sisterhood.
No winners or losers, no right or wrong answers, and one purpose: truth.
Two to seven women and one phone. Type in first names in the order you are sitting: a sofa, a kitchen table, a video call.
Seven decks, seven colors. A card asks you to share, asks the whole circle, puts you in the hot seat, dares you or calls a toast. Everyone has two Goddess passes.
Each time every woman has had a turn, a stone lights. Light them all and the circle is complete, and each woman leaves with her Empowerment Color.
No board, no scorecard, no homework. Just a phone, your women and the truth. Here is everything to know before the first card turns.
Two to seven women, one phone and a few hours with nowhere else to be.
Choose how deep tonight goes before the first card. A card only plays at your level or gentler.
Each time every woman has had a turn, a stone lights. Light them all and the circle is complete. Then comes the recap:
The original box had seven colored decks and seven stones. So does this one. Which color will you reach for first?
Every Toast card needs something to raise, and every truth sounds better by candlelight. A few from Ruth’s own shelves.
Game night
Game night
Game night
Game night
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In 1991, two friends in Miami Beach started keeping a few hours free every two weeks to talk about everything: relationships, work, dreams, disappointments. Soon a third friend joined them, then more women. That circle became the Goddess Group.
That spirit inspired me to create what Oprah coined a “girls' night-in game”: Go Goddess! A game with no winners or losers, no right or wrong answers, and one purpose: truth. Women everywhere gathered for what became known as a “party in a box” that sold in luxury stores nationwide. The game sparked a celebrity buzz and the beginning of a movement.
Ruth, founder of Go SILVR Goddess
In September 2000, O, The Oprah Magazine told the story under the headline “They Turned Girls’ Night Out Into a Game.” Now the game is back, for a new circle of SILVR Goddesses.
The questions every first-time host asks, answered before the doorbell rings.
Two to seven, the same as the original box. The whole circle shares one phone and passes it around.
A quick circle of three stones takes about 25 minutes. A full circle of seven stones takes an hour or more, depending on how much you talk.
No. Open the game in your phone's browser and start. There is nothing to download and nothing to sign up for.
Yes. The host taps “Invite your circle” and sends the link. It sets up the same circle, with the same deck order, on another phone: a night split across two sofas, or played on a video call.
No. Answers are spoken, never typed. The game keeps the names and the cards drawn on your own phone, and the recap picture shows first names and colors only.
Pass it. Every woman has two Goddess passes, no questions asked. Choose Gentle, Juicy or Bold before you begin, and switch off any deck you would rather leave in the box.
Seven stones, one phone, the women you would call at midnight. Light them together, then keep the circle going.
Played already? Tell us how it wentCookies, honestly.
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