The Oracle of Success: A New Kind of Game

Riviere du Rempart, Mauritius Mar 24, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - THE ORACLE OF SUCCESS

A NEW KIND OF GAME

Launches on Kickstarter April 1st

What happens when Truth or Dare grows up, gets wise, and learns to channel intuition? You get The Oracle of Success, a stunning new card game designed to turn everyday questions into conversations, insights, and laughter. Launching on Kickstarter on April 1st, this cosmic and clever decision-making tool is ready to become your new go-to for game nights, brainstorming sessions, and personal breakthroughs.

Not Divination. Just… Great Questions

Forget about fortune-telling. The Oracle of Success is a 64-card decision-making deck built on 8 levels of positivity and 8 energetic themes inspired by the chakras—from Career & Ambition to Love & Relationships. Each card offers a clear yes/no/maybe answer, a reflection, and a recommendation. No books, no rules to memorize—just play, talk, and let the insights unfold.

How Does It Work? Like Magic—But Fun

Each round, players draw:

A theme card (e.g., Career)
A modality card (e.g., Public Question)
Then ask a yes/no question and let another player, the Oracle, interpret three cards across the conversation.

As players refine their questions, the game reveals a path forward. A “no” often sparks a new direction... One card says, “Don’t shy away from difficult conversations.” Another: “There is suffering in this direction.” And… Jackpot is always a celebration.

Born from a Storm, Sharpened by Synchronicities

The Oracle was created in a vortex of intuition during Reiki meditations on the island of Mauritius. The 64-card system came almost fully formed, in a notebook filled in a trance-like flow. Since then, it has sparked moments of true magic.

Take this true story: during a Mystical Night demo event, three friends each drew the card “Ego” in a row. One card, 64 options, drawn three times. It was hilarious—and eerily on point.

Another time, a player drew the worst card (“Burnout”) when asking about a project, then the best one (“Jackpot”) after reframing. It happened twice in one night. “The game was clearly trying to tell me something,” he laughed.

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