The Anticip’action card game, developed by a research team at the University of Geneva's Faculty of Medicine, is designed to initiate and guide crucial conversations about advanced care planning. In this video, Christine Clavien, a professor of ethics and a key member of the team, discusses their recent usability study of the game’s digital version published in JMIR Aging. The study used a "think-aloud" method to evaluate user experience, revealing positive results in attractiveness and ease of use, confirming its potential as a valuable tool for patients and caregivers. The game is recommended to encourage reflection and support end-of-life decisions for the general population.