Apocalypse
Word assassins,
for the whole room.
Up to 500 people in one game, all hunting each other through the conversations they were already having, with the live board up on the big screen. Built for weddings, conferences, offsites and retreats; the rooms where nobody knows more than a tenth of the people in them.
Take me to the form- 500
- players
- 1
- room
- 3
- formats
Before
Everyone joins in about a minute
A code on the screen and a QR beside it. Guests scan, land in the game, and get their word and their target. No accounts to make, and no app store detour for anyone who already has it.
During
The room plays while it does everything else
It runs underneath the dinner, the talks, the drinks. People are hunting a word through conversations they were going to have anyway, which is the point: it makes strangers talk to each other without a single icebreaker.
On the screen
A live board the whole room can read.
Catches land on the big screen as they happen, each one sliding in with the scoreboard moving in front of everyone. It is the thing people look up at, and the reason the game keeps its own momentum without an MC working the room.
- Names as they are caught
- A scoreboard that moves
- Dark or light, any size
After
A winner, and a story
It ends on the clock or when one person is left. The board turns into the results with the standings and the superlatives, so there is a moment to point at rather than an announcement to make.
Three ways to run it
Same game, different shape. We will tell you which one fits your room and your schedule.
Free for all
Everyone can catch anyone. The most social of the three, and the easiest to explain from a microphone.
Chain
Everyone gets one secret target. Quieter, more deliberate, and it builds to a genuine last two standing.
Frenzy
Nobody is ever out. Get caught and you keep playing with a fresh word, so a big room stays in it start to finish. Best over one to two hours.
Tell us about your event
Rough details are fine. We will come back with what it would look like on the day, and what it costs.