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 When it comes to ideas in regards to virtual games, it's becoming more and more of a reality during the current situation that we are in. However I do see that as a short term type of vision, but something that will be part of a branch of the team building tree. With that said I provided some cool game night ideas that you can try out when it comes to your next virtual team building, cocktail, friends night out in the comfort of your home. Charades Charades is a basic game that can be played on any video platform and is incredibly fun. Split the group into teams have your host provide a category to each team and let the fun begin. The person who is acting out the charade uses the Zoom "spotlight" feature for example, their team has one minute to figure out the phrase. Charades has always been a classic game, and this version has worked so well because there are laughs to be had by everyone. Psych From the makers of Heads Up is a party game that is simply called psych. To

  We have been producing our Cashunt games in the city of Boston for the past 20 years and is where this amazing journey began. The city itself has not only become our original game board but also a good friend that we are proud of.  Boston has a lot to offer and it is by far one of the best cities to visit in the United States. So, with that being said if you're ever planning on visiting the city let me provide you with some must-see locations. Historic Boston Historic Boston is by far the most visited location in Massachusetts. It consists of classic historic locations like Faneuil Hall where you will find Quincy Market as well as many shops and restaurants that hold a very Boston flavor to them. Right down the street you can also treat yourself to a nice warm cup of clam chowder at the Union Oyster House as well as having a pint at a very popular and historic pub called "The Point". Across the street from Faneuil Hall, you will find my favorite place and that is the hi

Games aren't always for kids they're also for adults, and sometimes when your are trying to figure a cool game idea, especially if the weather is not that great outside. So I'm gonna provide you with what I think are five simple, comedic, and dare do I say competitive games that you can play at your next  party. Prediction Bingo Players 5 to 25 The Gear: printouts of 3 x 3 grid; one per player So you think you know how a party is going to go? Well, now you can win points for your foresight. Give each guest a grid. Ask the players to fill in each square with a prediction for what will happen during the evening, these can be predictions for specific guests or just for general events. For example, a player might write "Jill will cover her mouth when she laughs," or "someone will try to raise the Venetian blind, end it will go crooked." Tell the players to keep the grid handy but not visible to other players. Guests will circulate, make small talk, fix drink

Cashunt Virtual/Remote Scavenger Hunt Games Save money on post game expenses. Cashunt's online scavenger hunts take away the headaches involved in post game expenses (lunch, dinner, drinks etc.) Especially if you are working with a smaller budget. Plus now in the shirt term where there is less and less of business travel, colleagues can participate from the comfort of their own homes anywhere in the world! Showcase originality improvising & individual expression. In-person scavenger hunts encourage players to use their surroundings as they would in a typical physical gathering with shared submissions, from player to player. This platform allows players to think outside-of-the-box and utilize items / locations inside and outside of their homes and neighborhoods, and even complete missions with different cultural perspectives. Basically showcasing their area when it comes to their teammates, and eventually becoming great conversational pieces Your audience can be anywhere on the

10 Classic Outdoor “Kids” Games These games are great for family reunions alumni weekend in general large scale events. A perfect alternative to classic backyards games that can be played by all ages and are a lot of fun and comical! So I get outside as we list out 10 of the best and classic Classic Outdoor “Kids” Games that everyone can play! Wheel Barrel Race One player is in plank position his partner holds his ankles. Together they run for the finish line one player “running“ on his hands, the other holding his legs. First pair their wins. Egg In The Spoon Race Players balance an egg in a spoon and run. First person to The finish line with a non-dropped, intact egg wins. Three Legged Race In pairs, players stand side-by-side and bind their inside legs together with a belt or strip of cloth. Thus attached, the dash to the finish line. First pair their wins. Back to Back Race Pears hook arms at the elbows while standing back to back and then run. First pair to the finish line wins. D

Scavenger hunts have always been thought of a game for kids...well my friends that is far from the truth. Adult scavenger hunts have been a huge hit through out the decades and continue to be one of the most sought after game experiences, right up there with Escape Rooms and Obstacle Runs.  Now with the frowning popularity of reality tv games such as the Amazing Race, Survivor, and Big Brother...people want a taste of what that feels like.  With that said if you are looking to get some ideas on how to plan your next Adult Scavenger Hunt...we've got you! We've prepared a list of some of our favorite adult scavenger hunt ideas! Adult Scavenger Hunt Idea Group 1: Take advantage of your city Old school adult scavenger hunts used to be conducted in cars and would span several cities.  That can be done now of course but with that said players need to follow traffic laws and all the locations that they need to go should be a location where there is a lot of free or very low cost parki

Our Favorite Creative Video Scavenger Hunt Ideas The beautiful thing about creating scavenger hunts are that you can continue adding to the game experience. A wonderful example is adding video challenges to your scavenger hunt game. Throughout the years we’ve added so many different aspects of the games that we provide, however one of our favorite parts are the video challenges. So what I’m gonna to do here today is to provide you with some video challenges that you can implement in your scavenger hunt game. These are my top three video scavenger hunt challenges reccomendations.  Musical snort : This challenge is by far one of my favorite video challenges because it’s not as easy as it sounds. The object of this video challenge is very simple. Have the team record themselves “singing a melody” just by snorting it out. It is by far one of the more comical video challenges. Stop and Freeze:  One of the more recent viral videos that were on a variety of different social platforms was the 

Scavenger hunts have always been popular for decades and the evolution of the scavenger hunt has indeed grown. However the concept still stays the same :)  It's never been easier to organize and run a photo scavenger hunt as part of a team building, educational, or recreational event. Being a scavenger hunt game producer for 20 years creating premium games, the creative process never ends..and that’s the best part!    I have provided a small list of some that have resulted in my favourite photo submissions through the years. Wedding Crashers:  If you happen to notice a couple / family taking their wedding photos ask if you can take a picture with the wedding party.  Not only will it make for some cool points, but a great conversational piece! Optical Illusion : Be creative with your team by creating an optical illusion, this is done by positioning your players before taking the photo. I.E: A team member holding the rest of the team in their hand Public Art:   Cities have amazing st