Interactive communication games

Participants work as part of two or more teams, make important decisions, and move together toward shared goals. The team format usually involves a larger number of participants than individual games and is well suited for corporate events and team-building activities.

Interactive Communication Game “The Hotel Where Fairy Tales Ended”

“The Hotel Where Fairy Tales Ended” is an interactive communication game inspired by the motifs of the Brothers Grimm, set in the magical city of Kassel and the legendary hotel “The Good Fairy Tale”, where magic is no longer innocent. When strange events begin to unfold, players must rely on communication skills, intuition, and collaboration. The game has begun — and this time, not a fairy tale but communication will decide who remains in the story.

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Interactive Communication Game “The Club of Perfect Assassins”

Today, an unusually eclectic group has gathered in one of the city’s restaurants: a politician and his wife, a bankrupt entrepreneur, an aging mafia boss, his actor son, a film director, an FBI agent, a police detective, an arms dealer, a married couple — as well as a circle of people calling themselves “The Club of Perfect Assassins.” Each of them has their own personal problems and objectives.
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Interactive Communication Game “The Black Cat”

1893, Paris — Montmartre breathes freedom, absinthe, and ambition, while the cabaret “The Black Cat” becomes a place where legends are born and the boundaries between art and obsession dissolve.
Tonight, intrigue intertwines with fame, and whispers of a mysterious painting promise either eternal glory or a swift downfall. Step into a Belle Époque night where every decision can become a masterpiece… or a final mistake.
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Interactive Communication Game “The Criminal Conversation Club

“The Criminal Conversation Club” takes participants to Prohibition-era Chicago, where guns are left at the door, but conversations turn deadly. Two mafia families fight for power as Prohibition nears its end and old businesses begin to collapse. Here, survival belongs not to those who shoot first, but to those who know how to talk, negotiate, and betray at the right moment.

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Interactive Communication Game “The Manor Mystery”

A Victorian-era detective story in the spirit of Conan Doyle, Agatha Christie, and G. K. Chesterton. How many skeletons are hidden within the ancient haunted manor? Who will claim the rare collection of Indian treasures — and who will win the young heiress’s heart and hand?

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Interactive Team Game “The Venetian Mask”

Dive into the mysterious Italy of the early 15th century, where fog drifts through the canals of Venice, lantern lights shimmer on the water, and the city is ruled by men and women hidden behind masks.
The team game “The Venetian Mask” draws you into the whirl of a lavish carnival — a world where silk and velvet conceal unspoken intentions, secret alliances, and political passions. Will you manage to strengthen your influence at court, or will a dagger in the back be your fate?
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Interactive Communication Game “Hippies on the Road”

A famous rock band gets stranded in a hippie commune just before heading to Woodstock and decides to celebrate their farewell. The party ends in murder, the police seal off the house, and the mask of peace, freedom, and love begins to crack. When the music falls silent, it becomes clear: not everyone here is as free and innocent as they seem.
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Interactive Communication Game “Dodge City”

Dive into the Wild West — an interactive role-playing game “Dodge City”. “Dodge City” is a small frontier town where peace is shattered by a murder, a stolen fortune, and the construction of a railroad on sacred land. Who is a friend here, and who is a traitor?

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