Minnesota has a reputation for being nice. That's true. It also has a competitive streak that comes out when teams start chasing points and bragging rights. From Minneapolis and St. Paul to Rochester and Duluth, we've helped companies turn meetings, conferences, and offsites into memorable adventures. Whether you're exploring downtown streets, tackling creative challenges, or working together to solve puzzles, we'll deliver an experience that's far more engaging than another afternoon in a conference room. Minnesota nice, Go Game competitive.
Team build in the Twin Cities on Nicollet Mall
Hey there, team builders! If you're looking for a city that's got game, Saint Paul is where it's at! Our scavenger hunts and game shows will have you laughing, learning and working together like champs. Let's get working and playing!
These top-rated corporate team building activities keep teams engaged, energized, and coming back year after year.
The game that put us on the map
Looking for the ultimate scavenger hunt adventure game? Our Classic Adventure has options for every budget and team.
Trust no one. Laugh with everyone.
A live-hosted social deduction game where your team scans in, receives secret roles on their phones, debates the suspects, and votes its way to a dramatic reveal.
We Bring Our Renowned Game Show to You
With over 25 years of run-time, our Original IRL Game Show team building experience is the industry standard.
Like a carnival. But for grown ups.
Big fun. Zero pressure. Turn your event into a playground of game shows, creative builds, and wonderfully ridiculous challenges. Everyone chooses their own adventure.
See how teams like yours created unforgettable experiences with The Go Game.
Seven teams explored San Francisco’s Embarcadero in a Classic Adventure personalized with ten client-written trivia questions for Mirum’s clinical operations group.
For its global summit, Electronic Arts paired lawn games with a mini golf tournament at Stagecoach Greens. BC2 connected two activity zones, a host-led swap and one shared scoreboard for 20 teams.
