Conversational games, pitch zone, lifestyle market and more at SG Youth Forum

What are acceptable pathways of success in Singapore? For Ms Clarice Song, 37, there is no fixed route.

- Koh Ming Lun

It should be shaped through exploration and fun, said Ms Song, co-founder of youth organisation Bold At Work, adding: "There are not enough conversations about how one can pursue alternative pathways in Singapore."

Hoping to encourage more such conversations, Ms Song and her team created That's How We Roll!, a tactile game that encourages players to explore their own narratives of success and what it means to them.

Inspired by the principles of design thinking and the storytelling elements of the game Dungeons & Dragons, the game encourages players to take charge of their lives' narratives.

The game is one of many youth-centred resources that will be showcased at the SG Youth Forum 2025 on Sept 6, where 30 organisations will be setting up booths.

Organised by the National Youth Council (NYC) Singapore, the forum will be held at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre and feature a variety of activities such as a dialogue, pitch zone and workshops.