LOCATION: VIRTUAL
Squid Game
Imagine the TV series Squid Game—but you get to hang on to your life. This one-hour team experience enters a world of secrecy, with challenges, puzzles and riddles that test your corporate might. Virtual Squid Game is played online, via Teamland, Zoom and other video platforms, by 20 to 200 people, who pit their wit, logic and communication skills against one another across six different games. This is team building at its sharpest—until only one person is left.
teamland.com
LOCATION: ANYWHERE
Drone Control
Available in more than 60 countries, Drone Control is a collaboration exercise where teams manoeuvre drones through eight obstacle courses. Rewarding agility and efficiency of movement, the challenges range in complexity, with everyone getting a chance to fly the drone. By choreographing their collective movement, teams improve their efficiency and shave seconds off their time, essentially rehearsing before the final showdown.
catalystteambuilding.ca
LOCATION: ANYWHERE
Secret Agent
Covert missions, double agents, top secret dossiers—the Agent 777 GoldenApp experience deliverts to to three hours of secret-agent intrigue. Co-workers or conference participants enjoy a tailor-made mission that hones cooperation and communication through high-tech mobile- adventure software. Teams try to beat the clock, accepting mission directives and enduring in-field challenges. A facilitator supplies real-time in-app alerts and coded messages. Tuxedos optional!
teambonders.com
LOCATION: ANYWHERE
Cake Boss
Groups large and small can take part in this two- to three-hour culinary workshop. It all begins with opening ceremonies, after which teams compete in challenges, source supplies from the bake shop and create their one-of-a- kind themed cake in their own bakery, with supplies provided. A cake presentation and judging follow. It’s all good, creative fun and well-worth the calories.
teamhigherground.com
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Article originally published by Ignite Magazine | Winter Issue 2022. To read more inspiration and insight from Ignite, visit ignitemag.ca.
