Conference Games

Conference Breakout Games & Energisers

Mexican Railway

A great "get them up" breakout game as participants must design and build a track to transport a ball along. They get to practise in small teams before joining together for a finale where everyone is involved and relies on everyone else, an ideal finish to an event that lasts about 45 minutes (for up to 100 people)

Race Against Time

Delegates receive numerous mini tasks which must be completed in a race against time. The difference here is that we constantly update the scoreboard and everyone can see how they are doing as the clock ticks down. There are a number of extra twists in the tail but the last few minutes become a frantic but competitive challenge to beat the clock. Lasts about one hour for up to 200 people.

Human Bingo

A short breakout game that can work in any conference setting. It allows participants to discover a little more about their colleagues by hearing stories and anecdotes and gets plenty of talking and mixing going. Ideal for up to 100.

Match It

This is a terrific conference opener which gets a good buzz going as delegates move around the conference room looking for their match. It's not just as simple as all that of course but the end result is a successful but short ice breaker and a great way to kick things off.

Eggactly

A 30 minute breakout game done in teams of 6-8. Teams must build an object eggactly to our specification before balancing an egg on top to complete the task. Visually good and results in a fun finale, suitable for up to 120.

Team Works

Team works is a series of 8 short challenges each lasting about 15 minutes. The real success in this game is that participants are always switching to something new and therefore there is something in it for everyone. Time is always an issue in every task so decisions need to be made in the spur of the moment. One of our most popular events lasting about 2 hours for almost any number.

Conference Quiz

Sometimes companies don't have the time or space to arrange breakout games or energisers but they need to keep the attention of participants throughout. The conference quiz is an adapted version of our acclaimed Digiquiz® event and normally is run in three or four short sessions throughout the day. It breaks up the presentations, adds some competition and has never failed to meet its objective of helping to maintain delegate's interest in a conference setting.

The Corporate Challenge

This is an indoor and outdoor team game that can be run in almost any hotel or conference venue with grounds or indeed one located in a town or city. It's a combination of table top challenges, clue solving, miscellaneous tasks and we have yet to find a venue yet where our team of clue setters couldn't work in. Lasts about two hours and can be run for up to 300.

People Power

Normally this is run as a finale event when a new product, logo or message needs to be emphasised. Using only their bodies the participants must spell out logos or words to be photographed from high above. We start off on their own and only step in to help when they realise all is not as easy as it seems.

University Challenge

We have developed an all inclusive version of the famous TV quizshow though gladly our questions aren't so hard. The real difference here is that everyone takes part at once, the buzzer systems, and the live camera on those answering and of course the voice over effects that everyone associates with the quizshow. We have run this as a day time indoor team challenge but it can also be adapted for night time events. Suitable for up to 100 people.