Ren je Rot
as a group game
Three zones, one question and ten seconds to choose. Anyone in the wrong zone is out, and everyone else runs on to the next round.
How the Ren je Rot game works
In the Ren je Rot game there are three zones on the floor and everyone gets the same multiple-choice question. Participants choose by walking to the zone with their answer, and anyone standing in the wrong place is out. The explanation therefore takes about twenty seconds, because as soon as people see the zones they get it.
This is our own game format, inspired by the well-known television format. We hold no licence for it and are not affiliated with the broadcaster or the producer.
- We bring the zones, sound and presentation
- Questions partly about your own organisation
- Anyone who drops out gets a second chance in a second-chance round
- Lasts about an hour, easy to combine
Why this game works well as an opener
The Ren je Rot game is a strong opener because it gets people out of their seats straight away. At the start of a day or evening a group often still stands in small clusters, and one round in which everyone has to move around the room breaks that up. After two rounds people are standing next to colleagues they wouldn't normally talk to, without needing an icebreaker round.
It lasts about an hour, so it rarely fills a whole day. We therefore often combine it with a team games day or a quiz format later in the evening. If you would rather have a calm puzzle evening at a table, take a look at the Twee voor Twaalf game.
Indoors or outdoors, both work
The Ren je Rot game works just as well indoors and outdoors, as long as the surface is flat and nobody can trip. Indoors we use a hall, canteen or warehouse, outdoors a grass field or a paved area. For an outdoor set-up we discuss in advance what we'll do in bad weather, so nothing has to be decided on the day itself.
We bring everything, set up well before the start and take everything down afterwards. If you don't have a suitable place yourselves, we'll make sure a space is ready that fits the size of the group.
A compact set-up starts at €195. After the first conversation you'll get a firm price.
The television programme this game format refers to is owned by its makers and the broadcaster. AvonturenEvents is not affiliated with them and holds no licence for it. We develop our own game format and only mention the title so it is clear what kind of game you can expect.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the official television programme?
No. This is AvonturenEvents' own game format, inspired by the well-known television format. We hold no licence for it and are not affiliated with the broadcaster or the producer. We make the questions and the zone layout ourselves.
How much space is needed for the Ren je Rot game?
For the Ren je Rot game a clear floor of about ten by ten metres is enough, with the zones on one side and the start line on the other. A sports hall, an empty warehouse, a large canteen or a piece of outdoor space will do. Smaller is possible too, in which case we make the zones and the running distance smaller.
Can people with limited mobility take part?
Participants who can't or don't want to run get a set role with voting cards, so they choose from their seat and score points like everyone else. We agree in advance who they are, so nobody has to say so on the day, which avoids an awkward moment.
What group size does this work for?
The Ren je Rot game works from around fifteen people and works well up to about eighty. With larger groups we split into two game rounds that run one after the other, because otherwise it gets too crowded at the zones and you can no longer see who is standing where.
Tell us about your plan
Interested in the Ren je Rot game? Fill in the short form and we'll send a price estimate within 1 working day.
Ren je Rot as the opener of your day
Tell us the group size and the space you have, and we'll propose a set-up.