




Journey of Something, Emotional Monsters Bingo
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Sixty quirky monsters, ten bingo cards, and a room full of children who are learning about their feelings without realising it.
The monsters in this game have feelings, and the feelings have faces: happy, worried, grumpy, excited, frustrated, calm, and more. Players match monster tokens to their bingo cards, calling out when a monster appears — which means the game is playing bingo and building emotional vocabulary at the same time, with neither activity getting in the way of the other.
Designed by the J.O.S. Studio in Melbourne using a blend of AI and human creativity, the monster characters are expressive and funny rather than clinical, which is precisely why the game works at home, in classrooms, and in therapy settings. A staff favourite at Journey of Something, and the companion game to the Emotional Monsters Snap! card game.
- 60 Emotional Monster Tokens, 10 Bingo Cards, 200 Counters, 1 Token Box
- Monsters express emotions including happy, worried, grumpy, excited, frustrated, and calm
- Builds emotional vocabulary and social-emotional intelligence through play
- Suits home, classroom, and therapy settings; easy to set up and fast to play
- For 4 or more players, ages 6 and up; also available as Emotional Monsters Snap!
Journey of Something was founded in Melbourne in 2017 by Nicola and Lauren — a lawyer and a graphic designer with a shared love of art, games, and design. Female-founded and Australian-owned, the brand collaborates with artists from Australia and beyond to create beautifully designed, screen-free games, puzzles, and activity kits for children and adults.
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