We have been creating games for over a dozen years. These include urban games—one-time, spectacular events featuring costumed actors—as well as tourist games, which follow a similar concept but replace live animators with a carefully designed game card.

We have already developed over 100 tourist games and many more urban, outdoor, and other types of games. We are always happy to share our experience by conducting game creation workshops of varying duration and themes, either at a location we propose or at the client’s site. 

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Our training sessions are designed for both beginner game creators and advanced groups. They are most often conducted as workshops, allowing participants to practically explore the secrets of our craft.

An important feature of our workshops is the opportunity to create real games, which participants develop together under the guidance of our specialists.

 

Available workshop topics:

 

Introduction

Our urban game creation workshops are designed for anyone looking to develop their own urban game, whether they have previous experience or are completely new to the field.

While creating a game may seem easy at first, it requires knowledge of various aspects and a lot of practice. That’s why our workshops are led by experienced professionals who have successfully developed a wide range of games.

 

Urban games

Age groups: teens, adults

Difficulty level: basic, advanced

Workshop participants will analyze the city as a game space, collectively choose a central theme, and develop an engaging storyline.

Additionally, we offer support in game implementation, either through consultations or hands-on assistance from our leader in preparing the game.

Workshop participants will:

1. analyze legal aspects related to organizing events in urban spaces,
2. learn safety regulations for participants, actors, and animators
3. explore game design techniques, such as the optimal ratio of checkpoints to the number of players,
4. practice using online tools that support urban game implementation, including reservation systems and rule generators.

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Tourist games

Age groups: teens, adults

Difficulty level: basic, advanced.

Workshop participants will choose the game location and create its basic elements such as riddles and tasks. Their work could be concluded with a creation of a prototype, based on which a graphic designer will create a fully-fledged tourist game.

Additionally, we offer support in game implementation, either through consultations or hands-on assistance from our leader in preparing the game.

Workshop participants will:

1. explore different game scenarios and adapt them to specific locations
2. practice creating tasks and puzzles for game participants
3. test online tools that support the implementation of mobile versions of the game
4. analyze related game formats, such as quests

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Board games

Age groups: teens, adults.

Difficulty level: basic.

Participants will familiarize themselves with various types of board games and their most distinctive mechanics.

Based on the age and experience of the participants, we start with simple board game formats, gradually developing projects into advanced economic or cooperative games.

Workshop participants will:

1. learn about different game mechanics
2. create essential game components, such as boards, tokens, and adventure cards
3. analyze advanced board game elements, including movement rules, combat mechanics, and action systems
4. develop creativity and logical thinking skills

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