Frequently asked questions about our team building and icebreaker activities

Our activities are offered in French and in English, and our services also accommodate bilingual groups (FR-EN) within a single event.

Absolutely. The activity can run simultaneously across more than one site — a natural fit for organizations with multiple branches, plants or administrative offices. It’s a fine way to bring a team together without paying for travel. And the highlight video features footage of players at every location, complete with maps.

None. Nothing is installed at the activity location.

There are many. This kind of mobilizing activity helps you :

• build a stronger team spirit
• develop your employer brand
• strengthen the sense of belonging to your organization
• create a lasting corporate memory
• let your employees get to know one another differently
• bring your team together in an original way
• showcase your people and raise their level of engagement
• involve the leadership team in a shared activity with everyone else
• clear everyone’s head through an active experience outside the usual work environment.

Very little, and you’ll know exactly how much in advance. Expect one or two coordination meetings of 30 to 60 minutes, which set the working schedule. On your end, after that:

• fill out a short web form
• form the teams
• share some information with your team by email
• print an instruction sheet
• join a final validation meeting a few days before the event. That’s it.

No — but you are never left on your own. The activity is fully turnkey, and more affordable than a traditional facilitation service. Someone from your organization opens the activity with a few words, then the scenario takes over — complete with voice-acted characters, back-to-back challenges, and unexpected twists.

For our team building adventures — The Missing Player and The Prophecy — a video launches the adventure, in the style of the chosen theme: a news bulletin, or a video message from the tactical forces or the Bureau. Our icebreaker activities start directly in the app.

Before the event, our coordination process equips your internal host with everything they need for a seamless run, requiring minimal effort on their part.

During the activity, our team monitors the session live. Scanning the QR code on any instruction sheet opens a direct line to our support team. If a player gets stuck, help arrives in seconds without disturbing the organizer — leaving them free to join a team and play along.

Yes. For our team building activities, the coordination process begins three to four weeks before the event. Not because there is much for you to do — it is so your accomplices have time to shoot their photos and videos without rushing.

And seven to ten days before the big day, the staging begins for your team. Your employees start receiving signals: a teaser video, a newspaper article, a web page customized to your organization. Nobody knows quite what’s coming — which is exactly the point. When the day arrives, your teams are already invested.

We’re with you from beginning to end, on three fronts.

The players. We answer their questions, make sure every team is properly connected, and follow their progress through the game.

The person in charge on your side. We keep them posted throughout: how many teams have finished, where they are on the ground, when everyone will be back. Enough to plan the rest of the day without guessing — and without chasing anyone for information.

And, in The Missing Player, the victim. The person who has been “kidnapped” doesn’t play, but spends the activity backstage with our team. We give them access to the photos and videos the teams are producing in real time. They’re often the one laughing hardest all day.

At the end, we select the best footage and edit the highlight video, delivered 2 to 3 hours after the activity for our team building adventures — and about 90 minutes for our icebreakers, early enough to be shown during your evening.

From 10 to 1,000 people, for both our team building events and our icebreaker activities.

Outdoor team building — teams of 3 to 6 participants. The activity runs 90 minutes (allow 2 hours in the schedule) and involves an average walk of 2 to 3 km, at each team’s own pace. Physical condition is never what decides success or failure in our adventures.

Indoor icebreakers — 45 to 60 minutes. The size of the room sets the real limit: your guests need to move around freely to meet one another. Do check cellular coverage with your venue as well, particularly in basements and windowless rooms.

Yes, in any season. We favour the outdoors even in cold weather — that’s where our activities are at their best. If the weather forces you indoors, The Missing Player transposes easily to a large covered space: a shopping centre or an underground city, for example.

• Safari Cocktail and Xmas Cocktail are priced per person; the amount appears on each of those two activity pages.
• Our other themes are priced as follows:
  • Fixed price according to group size:
    • 0 to 25 people
    • 26 to 50 people
    • 51 to 75 people
    • 76 to 100 people
    • then a per-person rate for groups of 100 or more.