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We help people develop business communication skills that are difficult to pick up without practice or the right opportunities – like pitching and negotiation. Our role playing games simulate the business world and are played by groups and teams of all skill levels.
1104 Crawford House, 70 Queens Road Central, Central, Hong Kong, 999077, Hong Kong, Hong Kong
I was astounded by this game's excellence when I recently played it. It's not only enjoyable, but it's also helped me in developing my pitching and presentation abilities. The game pushes players to think imaginatively and successfully communicate their thoughts. Anyone wishing to have fun and enhance their presentation skills should definitely try this game.
- nice game to stimulate one's mind, you can be dead serious or you can be fun & creative!
- it targets a wide range of audience: from founders, peers, to students who're driven to be future entrepreneurs
- you won't feel repetitive even after a couple of hours, shuffle the cards more if you do
- simple design, users would get that they're really positioning themselves to be a practical card game
It's a game that plays to train!
It entertains and at the same time engages the mind bringing out the entrepreneur in the player and it kindles the unique competitiveness required in a business environment as opposed to in a sportive event.
Fun gameplay and cool brainstorm! Also learned about a couple different types of business models I didn't know about before. Some of these business ideas could really be legitimate businesses.
Cool game!
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