Workshop Description

“The city of Mayor Ralph is in a complete state of chaos. Once world-renowned for its safety and security, it has now fallen from grace and ranks a poor 39th among the 45 cities of the state. The rise in felonies and crimes has brought the city to its knees, and Mayor Ralph has now called upon the greatest law enforcement agency in the region: The Force.

As a member of The Force, you and your team have been assigned specific missions to solve crimes and punish the culprits. Your task is to gather evidence, analyze it, and put together a plan to catch the criminals. The clock is ticking, and the city is depending on you to restore peace and order.

Workshop Brief

“Participants will be assigned various roles such as Informants, Detectives, and other team members tasked with locating crime scenes on a giant city map. A hefty prize sum and rank promotions will be offered to the station that accomplishes the most work in a limited amount of time.

The game takes an intriguing turn when teams must decide whether to focus solely on their assigned missions in pursuit of alluring rewards or work unconditionally together as The Force to achieve the ultimate objective – making the city crime-free. Will your Police Station outshine the others or go above and beyond to make your city a safer place?”

Key Focus Area

Team work

Problem Solving

Collaboration

Time Management

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Is this right for your team

Ideal for

This team building activity centered around “The Force” is ideal for any group or organization that wants to improve teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills while having fun. However, it can be adapted to any group size, age range, and skill level, making it a versatile activity that can be enjoyed by all.

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Space Requirement

This team building activity can be conducted indoors or outdoors and it requires a large room or hall that can accommodate all the participants. The space should be large enough to lay out a giant city map (10 feet X 10 feet) and have enough room for the teams to move around and interact with each other.