Survival Games

Do you have what it takes to survive in extreme conditions? How about your team?

Discover all these answers (and more) while enjoying this all-time classic activity in a more gripping online environment!

Survival games (powered by Gaminar.net) are fun exercises where groups evolve into teams as they communicate, build trust, synergize and engage in collaborative problem solving and decision making.

Whether you choose Arctic Survival, Desert or Ocean Survival, your team will go through two stages: first, individuals prioritize available objects according to what they believe is the most important to their survival. Second, the team gets together and negotiate a single ranking of the same objects – the team ranking! Which will be better?

Unexpectedly, teams often register better scores than the best individual score from the first stage – it is a very powerful argument for teamwork.

Negotiations within the team can get really heated, even more so when people feel they know better. Not unlike daily interactions! So, dealing with these situations while also being pressured by time is a powerful lesson.

Unleash the potential of your team with Survival Games!

Key Learning Points

Key Outcomes

Escape games can be played mainly as an Team Building activity and in some cases as an Ice Breaker. It’s fun enough to be just that. However, it can be SO MUCH more than that!

Will working together with your team increase your chances of survival? Or not!?

Replica

Let participants truly discover the key skills needed to master the art of impeccable communication

As the word suggests, Replica (powered by Gaminar.net) is an extremely fun and engaging activity where participants engage in active communication to create an exact copy of a design.

Each team is assigned ONE image. This image can be viewed only by one team member who is playing the role of a “Narrator”.

Narrator’s role is to provide specific feedback to the other team members (Followers) for them to create a replica of the original image. Followers who come closest to creating a replica of the original image get the highest score

Key Learning Points

Replica is a flexible game and can be played in pairs or bigger groups