Joint decision-making
Reduces time spent reaching agreement and helps move faster from discussion to action
Challenge of Higher Intelligence
Team intellectual tournament
Where each participant’s result changes what happens next for the team.
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Different content:
from entertainment to learning03
Everyone is playing:
from 5 people to the whole companyOne game platform — different audiences, goals and content
Team mechanics
Real cases become game mechanics
Everyone has a role — the result is shared
Everyone has a role — the result is shared
Team state
Player 1
WarriorTank
WarriorTankPlayer 5
StrategistSupport
StrategistSupportPlayer 2
HealerHealer
HealerHealerPlayer 3
EngineerSupport
EngineerSupportPlayer 4
StorytellerSupport
StorytellerSupportSoft skills practised in the game simulation
Prioritisation under time pressure
Helps choose what matters most when there is not enough time or resources to do everything at once
Coordination of actions
Synchronises different roles and reduces losses caused by uncoordinated actions
Adapting to change
Teaches people to adjust strategy quickly when the situation changes and the original plan no longer works
Interdependence
Builds the habit of drawing on one another’s capabilities instead of tackling a shared task in isolation
Personal responsibility for the shared result
Each person’s actions change the situation for the whole team
From a team to a real tournament
- teams
- 9
- participants
- 44
- AI bot
- 1
- tasks solved
- 549
- person-hours
- 54.7
5 participantson one team
90 minutesone game session
1 shared goalvictory depends on the whole team’s actions
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Demo game
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From tournament to a complete event
From tournament to a complete event
Complete tournament pricing
Complete tournament pricing
What’s included in the standard package
Frequently asked questions
In a regular quiz, the answer usually ends the cycle: the team answers and earns points. Here, task results become game actions, change the shared situation and affect the team’s next decisions.
From 5 participants — one team. The standard event format suits up to 100 participants; larger events require a separately calculated configuration.
One game session lasts up to 90 minutes. The overall event may take longer to allow for participant onboarding, instructions, results and awards.
An agreed venue, participant devices, stable internet and access to the required infrastructure. We agree on technical requirements and check them before the event.
Tournament preparation, participant onboarding, standard event delivery, technical support, results and wrap-up. Additional services and non-standard configurations are discussed separately.
Yes, content can be adapted by agreement. Significant customisation, new content development or new mechanics are quoted separately.
The standard format is an event prepared and delivered by the project team. Self-service is not part of the base offer and is discussed separately.
Team results and participant gameplay metrics are available, including completed tasks, contributions to team actions and other measurable game-session indicators. These are game data, not an HR competency assessment.
Standard delivery includes announcing the winners and a standard awards ceremony. Prizes are supplied by the client unless agreed otherwise.
Yes. You can watch a real tournament video on this page or explore the Demo. Sign in or register to launch the Demo.
The next challenge is for your team
The next challenge is for your team
Planning a team event?
Tell us when it takes place and how many participants you expect — we’ll discuss a suitable tournament format.