ROUND 01
Choose the promise
Six preparation blocks, several good ideas. Decide what the exhibition should promise its guests.
MAKE DECISIONS TOGETHER
The Launch Room
Every choice gives something up.
3–6 people · 20–25 min* · English · €39 per team
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DECISION SIMULATION
A session with
a clear intention.
Your exhibition is about to launch. Resources are tight and the team has different priorities. Agree your next move and examine the trade-offs.
What your team will do
Four decision rounds with explicit constraints. Every option continues the story and reveals a consequence. Discuss what your team prioritised, rather than chasing a perfect score.
Make space for everyone
Rotate a discussion lead, a challenger and a summariser. Invite a reason for each view before choosing.
A good fit for
A planning offsite, a cross-functional meetup, or a session about prioritisation.
The conversation to practise
Explaining priorities, considering alternatives and making a decision as a group.
This describes the activity’s intention. It is not a measured improvement claim or an assessment of employees.
A LOOK INSIDE THE LAUNCH ROOM
See the session
take shape.
Original scene illustrations. The browser game combines written instructions, team discussion and shared choices.
ROUND 02
Rehearse for a bigger audience
The expected audience doubles. Decide how to use twenty minutes of rehearsal.
ROUND 03
Respond during the launch
Confusion appears during the event. You have eight minutes to agree a response.
ROUND 04
Choose what happens next
Select a practical follow-up within a thirty-minute allowance. Compare what you gained and gave up.
No individual scores or psychological profiles. Contributions stay in your conversation.
ONE GAME OR FOUR DIFFERENT TEAM MOMENTS
Make room
for the next session.
Get The Launch Room for €39, or the four-game collection for €119 per team. Each game includes one team session and private host preparation.
English games. French business billing. Up to six per team; 3–6 recommended here.