Due to their innovative design, based on experiential learning our corporate games are an excellent alternative to training, ensuring greater engagement, faster acquisition of new skills, and better knowledge retention.
Our interactive training games develop key soft skills, including leadership, cooperation, communication, problem-solving, decision-making, and many others.
Employees from any industry, regardless of their function, position, or experience. These can be both homogeneous and mixed groups.
You can use our corporate games to enhance your team meetings, training sessions, team-building events, company retreats, conferences, or project kick-offs. They can also serve as a standalone developmental or team-bonding event.
Absolutely. We can simply shorten the debrief to the necessary minimum or skip it altogether.
Yes. Before game play, we will make sure we clearly understand your priorities to tailor the debrief to your needs.
Both our games have completely different scenarios, so that everyone can find something appealing for themselves. Moreover, combined, they cover a very wide range of business competencies.
Fantasy scenarios allow participants to break away from routine, think outside the box, and become more engaged. In the debrief, we help translate the symbolism of the game into real-life situations within your company.
Yes, and even larger. Our games are designed to be effectively played in very large groups, as big as 200 participants.
Yes. Cosmos 4000. Mission to Avalone can be played in groups of 6 or more and The Red Cloud Alliance in groups of 9 or more.
Our games last from 2–2.5 hours in the shortest version (without a debrief). With a full debrief and conclusions, they usually fit within a 3–4 hour time frame.
Yes, we can expand the game with a training workshop on a related topic, so that the entire day is filled effectively. This will help to better consolidate the conclusions from the game and translate them into practice.
Yes. We can facilitate anywhere in Poland, as well as abroad. All that is needed is a conference room with appropriate space and equipment.
No – our games are held in conference rooms, so they are completely weather-resitant, unlike outdoor activities.
No, our training games are conducted exclusively in-person. Face-to-face contact is crucial for effectively building cooperation, communication, and solving complex problems within a team.
