What is Game-based Learning?

Everyone enjoys a relaxed and fun environment. In game-based learning we use the power of games to create that type of an environment, while infusing learning into it. Most people learn new and more complex things without even realising. This is the reason why we use experienced facilitators to guide the participant in their own, fun, learning journey.

We create games and curate publicly-available games for learning. The following are some of the games we use:

• Gadol: A strategy and finance game designed by Brian Simelane and David Zidel. Read more
• Splendor: A game by Marc Andre where renaissance merchants race to grab gems, acquire property, and please nobility. Read more
• Clans of Caledonia: An economic simulation game by Juma Al-JouJou where you produce, trade and export. Read more
• Pandemic: Your team of experts must prevent the world from succumbing to a viral pandemic. A cooperative game by Matt Leacock Read more
• Scythe: Our mega strategy go to game. Targeted at Senior and Executive level participants. A game by Jamey Stegmaier. Read more