To be understood, we need to communicate. And communicating isn't always easy.

Nicaragua in the 1970s had no form of sign language. In 1977, something happened. Fifty deaf children from across the country were brought together to an experimental school in Managua. Without a shared language to express themselves, the children did the only thing they could -- they created one. In Sign, we follow a small piece of their journey.

Sign is a game for 4 to 7 players that runs in about two hours. It's based on the true story of a language born in modern times from the hands of children. The history of Nicaraguan Sign Language is profound and powerful and human. We need stories like that; we should hold them close.

In Sign, you'll play as kids on their first day of school. Together you'll make new language through play.