Escape Rooms

An Escape Room is a physical adventure game that locks a group of (3 to max 8) people into a room. By looking for codes and clues, solving puzzles and riddles, and especially by combining information, players have to leave the room within 60 minutes.

Escape Rooms started out as a new kind of leisure activity, less than 10 years ago. Nowadays, Escape Rooms are not only used for fun; Companies and organizations use them for Recruitment, Learning & Development, Leadership, Team roles, Culture and Engagement.

LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®

The LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® methodology is an innovative process designed to enhance innovation and business performance.

We use LSP for Identity Building in our Reverse sessions, or as standalone interventions in learning tracks.

LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® is a great and structured way to make otherwise complex issues clear and boosts constructive problem solving.

Playful Training

In our workshops & training sessions we make sure to cater to all learning styles. We believe that experience based learning – learning by doing – works for everyone: Experience first, then make the transfer to the right situation: Patterns, metaphors, culture; they can all be part of playful training.

It’s not uncommon to see us work with balloons, toilet-paper, confetti, blindfolds, measuring sticks or the maze.

Kick-offs & Events

We love to design, develop and do kick-offs and events with large groups. As an activation for a Reverse program, the start of a campaign, or as part of a learning program.

We put people into action. Indoor or outdoors, competitive or collaborative, well-prepared or clueless; but always rooted in thorough design and supported by experienced facilitators.

Image: KPN Into the Woods, 2018

The Social Experiment

The Social Experiment is a short and powerful intervention to let leaders experience the impact they have on team results.

We split the group in 2 subteams – each in their own room – to solve a hard puzzle within 45 minutes. Only one of the teams will have a great experience ánd come up with the right answer before the other team. Strangely it’s always the same team…

Customer Experience Journey Game

The Customer eXperience Journey Game can be played by any team (5-12 people) from any organization that works with customers (guests, clients), who want to experience:

• the journey their customer makes
• the touchpoints / interactions that impact them most
• the power of switching perspectives
• the effect of a streak of positive or negative encounters
• what they can do make it a great journey