Team building,
minus the cringe.

Between ten and thirty. Under ten still works and often plays better, it just costs more a head against the minimum. Over forty we split the room into tables running in parallel, which is a different night — good, but louder.

Two to three weeks is comfortable. November and December are the exception: there are seven bookable Friday evenings before Christmas and one of me. When they're gone, an online session runs any evening and a drop-off runs whenever suits you.

Move it once, free, up to seven days out. Inside seven days we'll still try — it depends what else is in the calendar that week. Nobody gets charged for a flu that went through the floor.

Yes, and for a hybrid team it's usually the right call. The room plays at tables, the remote people play in a browser, and the scores land in the same place. Tell us the split when you enquire and we'll pick games that work both ways.

Tell us what you need and we'll bring games that fit. Colour-blind-safe components, large-print teach-cards, seated-only formats and no-timer variants are all normal requests, not special ones.

Event Night comes with a catering partner if you want one. For the shorter formats most teams do their own thing — games and grazing food get along fine. We'll ask you to keep red wine one table away from the cards.

Less than you'd think. A boardroom with two tables pushed together handles twenty people. For forty or more we'll want a second space or an open area — but we've run good nights in worse.

The games, the teach-cards, scoring kit, and the host. You supply tables, chairs and power. That's the whole list.

Thirty minutes either side. We arrive before your team does, and the room is back the way we found it within half an hour of the last game.

Yes. Function rooms and private bars work well, provided there's light to read a card by and the music can come down. We'll say so if a venue won't work.

Inside the metro, travel is in the price. Beyond it we'll quote travel separately rather than bury it in the per-head rate.

Yes. You run the call on whatever your company already uses — Teams, Zoom, Meet, it genuinely doesn't matter. We provide the game layer in a browser alongside it.

Nothing. Your team gets a code by email and opens a browser tab. No accounts, no passwords, no app store, no "please create a profile".

It's purged after every event. Names exist for the length of the session and are deleted when it ends. Nothing retained, nothing sold, no marketing to your team afterwards.

Eight to forty. Past forty the call itself becomes the problem, not the game, so we split it into two sessions on the same evening.

They can, and some games play better that way — phone in hand, laptop for faces. Nothing needs a second screen.