TYPE 1
Uw team als personages in de game
Echte teamleden, mascottes of personages uit uw games als NPC's.
ASYNC FORMAT
Online marathon for your team
A team spread across cities and time zones is no reason to drag everyone onto one call. We open a window of a day or several: each person joins by link when it suits them, works through the program at their own pace, and the results stack up on a shared leaderboard.
- Play as a team or solo — both standings run in parallel
- Break between blocks and come back later
- The program is assembled from ready-made blocks
- platform holds 10,000+ at once
- window from one to five days
- browser, no installs
Vertrouwd door HR-teams wereldwijd
PROGRAM BUILDER
Assemble the marathon from blocks
Blocks run in the order a participant meets them. Tick one to put it in the program — the time and the bar recalculate immediately. Click the row itself to look at the block on the right.
Your program
≈33 min
2 blocks in the program
2D quests
30 minA team adventure with a story: explore locations, hunt for objects, solve puzzles and negotiate with each other. The longest and most narrative block in the program, and the one most often played in teams of four to six.
Most often picked
Play time is per person, not the length of the window — the window runs 1 to 5 days either way, and people play in whatever slot suits them.
NO FRICTION
It's simple — even if half the team isn't into games
The biggest fear with an event like this is that someone won't figure it out and simply won't join. Getting in is as short as we can make it, the rules are explained inside the game, and block difficulty is set so developers and the finance team both stay in. In a marathon that matters more than anywhere else — there's no host next to them saying it out loud.
01
A link, nothing else
No installs, no VPN, no ticket to IT. Open the link in a browser and you're in.
02
Laptop, phone, tablet
Work laptop, home desktop, or a phone on the train — the same experience on all of them.
03
No gaming experience needed
Rules fit on one screen, and some blocks aren't games at all — the opening video, the trivia round and the closing survey.
04
Moderators on call
Moderators staff the chat for the whole window: they'll point at the right button, restart a block, and pull in anyone who got lost.
PLATFORM
One link to get in — and the whole marathon in view
A participant needs one link; you need one screen. Below are recordings from the platform itself.
In within seconds
One link for everyone: enter a display name, pick a team if you're running teams, and you're playing. No accounts, no passwords, no personal data. The task, the points and the time left sit at the top of the screen throughout.
Chat and moderation
Moderators start and extend blocks, show the waiting screen, and answer participants right there in the chat — everyone at once or one team in particular.
Answers and results live
Questions and surveys tally as people answer, so the standings move during the window rather than after it. Everything exports to CSV in one click.
CUSTOMIZATION
How the game becomes a game about your company
Your logo on banners and flags, leadership playing characters, your mascot guiding the story. Below are real frames from events we've run. Hover to stop the strip, click a frame to look closer.
MAAK HET VAN UZELF
Aanpassen voor uw team
Three add-ons: $1,000, $2,500 and $5,000. Take one, take all three for $7,500.
TYPE 2
Uw merk natuurlijk geïntegreerd
Logo en brand-elementen ingebed in de game-omgevingen — locaties, items, UI.
TYPE 3
Uw verhaal verweven in de game
Bedrijfsmijlpalen, producten en interne referenties verweven in puzzels, dialogen en taken.
Meest populair voor: bedrijfsjubilea · zakelijk Kerstmis · grote teamvieringen
FROM EVENTS WE RAN
What actually happened
Coca-Cola HBC
- The brief
- LearnFest runs for the whole company. The closing event had to hold 6,000 people across 28 countries at the same time, on one connection, with no installs.
- What we built
- Two 30-minute virtual journeys back to back, Tokyo then New York, hosted end to end.
- people in one event
- 6,000
- countries
- 28
- journeys, back to back
- 2
- start to finish
- 60-70 min
Citibank
- The brief
- 800 people in a banking operation, on shifts and in branches, who could not all be online at any one hour.
- What we built
- Game Marathon over a single day, branded, about 10 minutes per person, played whenever their shift allowed.
- completed in one day
- 800
- support request in total
- 1
- attendance rate
- 86%
- would recommend
- 93%
Playrix
- The brief
- A global mobile-games studio wanted an event their people would recognise as theirs, not as a vendor's template with a logo dropped on it.
- What we built
- Austin, their own character, rebuilt as a playable NPC: he greets the team, sets the tasks and reacts to what they do.
- participants
- 180
- attendance
- 90%
- custom scenes
- 6
- would recommend
- 95%
QUESTIONS
Quick answers about the marathon format
A marathon has no shared call and no host. People work through the blocks asynchronously, whenever suits them, and results accumulate on one leaderboard over a window of one to five days. The Big Game is the opposite: one Zoom, one host, everyone at the same hour.
The window runs one to five days. Play time depends on the blocks you pick — a full program is around 80 minutes per person, a short one 15 to 20. Use the builder above to see the number for your selection.
Up to 10,000 at once. Because arrivals spread across the whole window rather than landing in one minute, there's no peak to plan around — the format scales to a whole company more comfortably than a live session does.
Either, decided at the door. Some form a department team and play on a shared score; others join alone and play the individual standings. Both leaderboards run in parallel. For a marathon this matters — nobody has to wait for a colleague to be online.
No. The window is open all day and progress saves between blocks, so someone can leave mid-program and return to the same spot. In practice people play 10 to 15 minutes in a quiet hour.
Yes, and it noticeably lifts participation. Final standings are visible as soon as the window closes and export to CSV. You decide the prizes; we handle the announcement inside the game with a closing winners screen.
No. It runs in the browser from a link — no installs, no VPN, no shared call. Work laptop, home computer or phone all work.
You send one link. The participant enters a display name, picks a team if you're running teams, and lands in the lobby. Entry is configurable: with teams or without, open link or restricted to a list.
Yes — logo and brand colors inside the game, leadership as characters, your mascot as the guide through the story, and a branded marathon page. The customization block above covers what each tier changes.
No. A display name is all that's needed to play, and the export contains game results only.
NOT SURE THIS IS THE FORMAT?
Two other ways to run it
If an async window isn't right for your team, the same catalog runs live — and every game below plays in either format.
Big Game
The live format: one Zoom, a professional host, 70 to 90 minutes, everyone together. Pick this when your team has a single moment to gather.
See the live format →Escape room adventures
Story-driven puzzle journeys where the team works as one expedition — ancient temples, retro arcades, an office in meltdown.
Browse adventures →Mystery cases
Whodunits worked from evidence and interrogation. Interrogate suspects, weigh the alibis, name the culprit.
Browse mysteries →
Praat met ons over uw event
We bespreken format, spelkeuze en teamstructuur in een gesprek van 20 minuten — geen langdurige discovery, geen slide-pitch. U verlaat het gesprek met een concrete aanbeveling en desgewenst een kalenderslot.