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I just tested Letter Storm with some groups. I came away surprised. Let me explain what I especially liked and also what was the biggest surprise I got from testing Letter Storm. The game Game mechanics are very easy. Players see circles of different colors on the big screen. Each circle has a letter on […]

You Know More Logos Than You Think Here’s something wild: right now, without even trying, you probably recognize hundreds of brand logos. McDonald’s golden arches? Easy. That half-eaten apple? Obviously. The swoosh? Come on. But here’s what makes logo quiz games so weirdly addictive – it’s that split second where you know you know it, […]

The biggest problem with running group games at events isn’t finding a good game. It’s the preparation. A typical corporate event facilitator spends 2–4 hours writing quiz questions, customizing content for the audience, adapting difficulty levels, and translating materials — before a single participant has even walked in the door. And if the same group […]

Picture this: You’re organizing a birthday party, there’s still a million things on your to-do list, and someone suggests doing a fun quiz about the birthday person. Great idea, right? Except now you’re supposed to sit down and write 20 questions, come up with wrong answer options that sound believable, format everything correctly, and learn […]

Why Emoji Games Just Work Here’s something we see all the time: you’ve got a team from five different countries, three time zones, and you need an activity that everyone can jump into right away. No lengthy explanations, no cultural confusion, just pure fun. That’s where emoji games shine. Emojis are basically an international language […]

Let me guess – you’ve been asked to “organize something fun” for the team, and now you’re slightly panicking? Been there. Actually, we’ve seen hundreds of people in exactly that situation. The good news: running a team game is way easier than you think. The bad news: there’s a few things that can make it […]

The Brutal Truth About Large Conferences Okay, let’s be real. You’ve seen it happen. Row after row of people checking their phones, fighting sleep after lunch, or quietly slipping out the back door. And here’s the thing – it’s not your speaker’s fault. When you’ve got 500+ people in a room, keeping everyone engaged is […]

Why Your Old Icebreaker Strategy Doesn’t Scale Okay, let’s be real. That classic “go around the room, say your name and a fun fact” thing? Works fine for 15 people in a conference room. But try it with 100+ people at a corporate event and you’ve just signed up for 45 minutes of people zoning […]

Okay let’s be real for a second. If you’ve ever organized a team event or conference, you know the drill. You need an icebreaker game, then some kind of team competition, then you want to collect feedback after the session, maybe run a quick poll during the keynote, and oh wait – someone asked for […]