The missing player is a hybrid team building that takes place outdoors and whose content is customized to the company. Teams can be geographically distributed in different locations (or not) but the members of the same team must be physically gathered.
This is a cooperative game where the goal is to rescue a valuable member of your company who has been kidnapped. You will have 1h30, in teams of 3 to 6 players, to succeed in various physical, cognitive and social challenges. All activities are performed directly on the players’ smartphones through our mobile application and players will have to be ready to move to advance the game.
A member of your organization has been kidnapped by a gang of kidnappers led by an unorthodox criminal called “The Goaler”.
The kidnappers threaten to torture your colleague if the employees do not carry out his demands to the letter. To do this, the employees will have to show courage, cooperation and not be afraid of ridicule! Fortunately for you, Captain Samson of Tactical Forces is leading a large police operation to assist you.
Between the criminal’s crazy demands and the tactical forces’ risky missions, will your employees manage to find their colleague in one piece?
Two weeks before your team building, we help you create mystery and excitement among your employees. We create a web page that visually takes the form of a digital newspaper with a few videos and the main article about your company and a mystery investigation.
It is only a few hours before your team building that your employees learn, through a TV news bulletin, that a member of their work team has been kidnapped.
Divided into teams, your employees use a mobile application to help the ongoing police investigation and track down their missing player. The 1.5 hour activity takes place outdoors. The physical location of the teams does not matter, allowing you to mobilize your employees regardless of the distance or country they are in!
It is only a few days later that your employees are invited to participate in a “televised” program, recounting the highlights of the investigation in which they were involved. – 30 min.