Playing a card game is fun! You know what’s even MORE fun? Playing MORE card games!! In addition to the fun of playing games for their own sake, we will also use them as a way to think of more inclusive technological futures and to learn. 21st century technological advances have already created scary outcomes like the rampant spread of misinformation across countries and hallucinations being shared as facts. Cities are often hotbeds of technological change for good and bad. To explore that we will start by playing “Flaws of the Smart City”. The game “is a critical kit to explore the dark faces of the so-called Smart Cities. As any hardware or software piece, the connected cities embed flaws. This kit aims to fix these weak spots or to exploit them to set chaos.” After playing the game we will do a review session to note down what we learned. Within that context about thinking of the positive and negative impacts of technology on society, for our second game we will play “The Oracle for Transfeminist Technologies”. It has cards that “will help us foresee a future where technologies are designed by people who are too often excluded from or targeted by technology in today’s world.” The game was “designed to help us collectively envision and share ideas for transfeminist technologies from the future”. To operationalize those big ideas about inclusive futures we cannot be afraid and that’s why we will next play the “Fearless Change Game”. We will use those cards to navigate through the inevitable obstacles we will face on the path to the future we collectively imagined. Afterwards we the notetakers will write down the strategies we decided upon to get unstuck. At the end we will come together to make a ‘zine summarizing lessons learned. Each participant and/or group will make pages with art or words capturing what they learned. After the session the pages will be assembled by the organizers and distributed to attendees as a learning artifact. Given the ubiquity of artificial intelligence (AI) news these days, many of which rely upon Generative Pretrained Transformers (e.g., ChatGPT) it seems appropriate to draw connections to the fictional Transformers universe. Both the autobots led by Optimus Prime and Decepticons led by Megatron are full of talented, powerful individual robots. Some of them are combiners like the five destructions can come together to form Devastator and the trainbots can combine to make Raiden (younger attendees may relate fusion gems from Steven Universe). The metaphor of the combiner transformers is a way to think about combining the games. They are fun and important on their own, and combined they can become something more powerful.