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Smart People !!

A game to experience collective fun through the use of different intelligence types by team members.

Multiple intelligences game

The Concept

A collaborative Concept

A game to have fun together themed around the different types of intelligence.

In an event location, in teams, the participants will have to go hunting for Smart People.
Each character found unlocks a challenge on the tablet: creativity, logic, observation, emotion management, movie knowledge… just some of the themes that participants will have to tackle to be accepted in turn into the (highly exclusive!) circle of Smart People.

General Information

Gaming Terms

Groups

Between 15 and 1000 pax - 5 to 8 people per team

The Pitch

Game Scenario

The police finally apprehend the notorious forger, Armand Falscht.

To prove his guilt, your team will be interrogating ten witnesses. Each witness has encountered the forger over the past few days.

In order to prove his guilt, your brigade will have to interrogate 10 witnesses that the forger has met in recent days.

Your interrogations will draw upon the skills and abilities of all team members.

Briefing

Before the game starts, our Game Masters will explain how the tablet works as well as the concept of the game.

Participants must all be gathered in the same place, and it is recommended that your teams of aspiring Smart People be set up ahead of time.

Debriefing

Next comes the debriefing phase — a moment of togetherness for the assembled brains

During the game, the teams were asked to perform several creative challenges (photos/videos): now it’s time to watch them all together.

The participants’ “masterpieces” are broadcast, after which the winners, the smartest of Smart People, are announced.

A more serious and analytical debriefing is also available upon request.

In Immersion

Visual Examples

Be careful! Click on the dogs and avoid the muffins.

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This game exists in standalone mode

To meet the needs of budget-conscious activities, some games have been created to allow for independent use.

An instruction booklet is shared with you, and the game is played on the smartphone of a volunteer from each team or on a computer. This way, the facilitation costs and the provision of tablets can be eliminated. Logistics are simplified.