The State of New York is home to not only the biggest city in America, but also the most exciting, action packed Go Games! While Manhattan may think of itself as the center of the universe, we've also felt the power in Albany, letting our corporate hair down and running with the horses in Saratoga Springs. Of course, we've blanketed the all-important world of New York City as well - from the West Village to the East Village, from Union Station to Union Square and Times Square in between - if you step out the door in New York, you're in a Go Game zone! Like they say - if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere, so come put yourself to the test with The Go Game!
World-famous, technology-driven, team-building games technology driven team building games all over the Empire State. From Albany to Astor Place, we'll make a smartphone scavenger hunt that is fun, effective and totally unique. If you don't see your area listed, no sweat - we'll customize a new game just for you.
Family House San Francisco, in partnership with DocuSign, recently threw a virtual fundraising event for their community. Family House, Inc. is a not-for-profit organization working to provide free temporary housing and emotional support to families of patients getting treatment at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital. Since all funding comes from donations and...
“It’s like March Madness goes global but with virtual gaming and hilarity at the forefront!” -Viktor C., Tournament Champion
Introducing our new Tournament Mode (Tourney) where hundreds plus can play in an action-packed bracket format. Tourney eventually culminates into one penultimate and hilarious game for all the marbles...and teams around the world...
The Go Game, the leader in hosting dynamic events, corporate team building, remote conferences and more, has launched a new virtual offering: Go Remote Expo. This new product is changing the virtual events and conference industry at large, as corporate event planners look to engage their online audiences in dynamic, participatory ways.
