Read the room, form alliances, take calculated risks, find the secret killer. Then, debrief and find takeaways about how you actually work together.
Teams win or lose based on how well they read each other, build trust across unfamiliar colleagues, and make calls without complete information. Can your team make calculated risks, call bluffs, and control the flow of information? They'll need to, if they hope to survive the carnival.
Liar's Night is a large-group game of hidden roles and social deduction, in which players investigate each other's allegiances, complete quests and minigames, and scheme to escape elimination. The game is run by actor-facilitators who run game stations, trade items and powers, and populate the world of the carnival.
Studies on experiential learning are clear:
A game by The Firebird Project, as seen in:
Group size and exact scope discussed on inquiry. Travel outside NYC metro quoted separately.
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