From indoor and outdoor programmes to city routes and the exhibition floor. What's listed below is a starting point: we build the programme around your group.
Works all year round and doesn't depend on the weather. Usually an evening or part of a day.
A knowledge game with time banks, where good answers earn playing time.
More about this →Two big teams, short rounds that keep changing and plenty of noise.
More about this →Tasks with a saboteur in the group who secretly works against the others.
More about this →Word-guessing game with balls, the shortest format we run.
More about this →One player against the whole room, with players dropping out on every question.
More about this →Word and logic puzzles at the table, with letters as the final puzzle.
More about this →Multiple-choice questions where you run to the right box.
More about this →Cases, bidding and elimination, where knowledge plays no part.
More about this →Trials and keys, with a final task to finish.
More about this →Disco with game rounds in between, so it isn't just an hour of dancing.
More about this →Our own game tables and croupiers, with chips instead of money.
More about this →Bingo with its own rounds and prizes, suitable for anything from a staff evening to a community centre.
More about this →Headphones with multiple channels, so no noise nuisance and a full dance floor.
More about this →With a host who gets the evening going, because the first twenty minutes decide whether it takes off.
More about this →Group stages and a knockout round, with boards that we bring along.
More about this →Tournament format with blinds and a table plan, so even beginners stay involved until the end.
More about this →A tasting with challenges attached, so more than just tasting.
More about this →Same format as the beer tasting, different audience and a different pace.
More about this →Shaking cocktails yourselves in teams, with a competitive element.
More about this →Cooking as a team task, where dividing up the jobs is the real subject.
More about this →Digital quiz format with a live scoreboard.
More about this →Short improvisation exercises in teams, focused on daring and complementing each other.
More about this →Tailor-made questions, with a quizmaster who links the evening together.
More about this →A story with actors that unfolds between the courses.
More about this →A familiar format, but with your own content in it.
More about this →Stratego or Game of the Goose, but with the participants as the pieces.
More about this →The starting point if the space or the weather decides.
More about this →The starting point if you're mainly looking for a particular type of game.
More about this →Active and physical. A good part of these need some outdoor space.
Physical team challenges with elimination rounds, outdoors with an indoor version.
More about this →Panna in a cage, as a tournament with group stages.
More about this →A supervised course that is built around the age of the group.
More about this →Building and sailing, with water involved.
More about this →Pools by weight class, or mixed teams.
More about this →Tree trunk throwing, weight throwing and tug of war in a series.
More about this →Football on a soaped tarpaulin.
More about this →Football in inflatable balls.
More about this →Shooting at targets with a large catapult, in teams with points.
More about this →A precision element that also works indoors, and where strength plays no part.
More about this →Tournament format on any flat piece of ground.
More about this →A marked-out course with timekeeping.
More about this →Inflatable elements for family days and neighbourhood parties.
More about this →A clinic that builds up in intensity, so nobody has to drop out.
More about this →Searching for players in costume within a marked-off area.
More about this →Activities that we devise around your group, not taken from a fixed set.
More about this →Archery against each other, with soft-tipped arrows.
More about this →No arena needed, we bring the equipment to you.
More about this →On grounds that suit the group and the game.
More about this →Materials and instruction, also as part of a larger programme.
More about this →Golf in open countryside, with equipment that doesn't hit hard.
More about this →Football and golf combined, on a marked-out course.
More about this →We bring the course, set it up and take it down again.
More about this →The classics, suitable for all ages at once.
More about this →The surroundings are the playing field. We match the start and finish to what happens afterwards.
A route with puzzles, for children or adults.
More about this →More thinking than speed, suitable for mixed groups and quieter company.
More about this →Coordinates and challenges along the way.
More about this →Photo challenges within a time limit, with judging afterwards.
More about this →Map and compass instead of a phone.
More about this →A route with challenges, built around the town itself.
More about this →The list of challenges, on its own or as a town version.
More about this →A compact challenge game that we bring to your garden, park or holiday home.
More about this →Being dropped off and finding the way back together.
More about this →The classic from Twente, a form of traditional Dutch road bowling, usually combined with a route.
More about this →Here the game isn't an outing but a means to an end. We work nationwide, not just in Twente.
A wheel with its own design as a draw at a stand or event.
More about this →A photo booth in your house style, with an image that visitors share themselves.
More about this →A screen or physical set-up that visitors can interact with.
More about this →VR as part of a stand or programme, with a host alongside.
More about this →A quiz from a stage with an audience that joins in.
More about this →Photography with your own backdrop, ready to take away or share straight away.
More about this →A game that draws visitors to the stand and leads to conversations.
More about this →The whole activation around it, from build-up to follow-up.
More about this →Using game mechanics for a goal that you name beforehand.
More about this →A character with a role, not just a costume.
More about this →Acts that come to the audience instead of the other way round.
More about this →For an audience that didn't come for it.
More about this →No. This is what we run most often, not a menu you have to choose from. Most assignments become a combination, or something that isn't on here at all because it was devised specially for that group.
That happens often with a day programme. An active part outdoors followed by a quiz or dinner works well, because the energy of the group changes over the course of the day. We take care of the order and the pace.
The preference is a place you already have, because that saves costs. If that isn't possible, we look for a venue that suits the group size and the concept.
A compact programme starts at €195. After the first conversation you get a concrete price.
Describe the group, the occasion and the space you have. We'll make a suggestion.