, Frederik Vandormael

Whether you are organising a family party, in charge of your brother's bachelorette party or a manager looking for a creative way of team building for your employees, a VR experience or VR escape game is a fun, spontaneous activity that is versatile and customisable to your specific needs for a unique group outing.

As an end-of-year team building , 30 people from our client Limburgs Landschap gathered in Engelhof Castle in Houthalen, to take part in a VR escape game. It had been since 2019 that they had organised another team-building event so expectations were high.

It became a day full of fun, teamwork, a VR game and revelry!  

A morning of games followed by a delicious lunch

The day began with several teamboostergames. These proved to be a great way to break the ice, and to win over somewhat reluctant colleagues. This allowed everyone to get to know each other a little better and strengthen ties. This set the tone for a positive and enjoyable day among the participants.

After a playful morning full of team building games, there was a much-needed lunch break. Delicious 3 courses were served, which everyone could enjoy. During lunch, there was also the opportunity for convivial conversations among themselves, about all sorts of things. So you saw the effects of the team-building exercises in action right away.

VR game as highlight of the day

Yet the highlight of the day was yet to come. Because for the rest of the afternoon, after lunch, the main game planned was an escape game: VR Excalibur The Mystery. A game in which you work together as a team to pull the legendary sword Excalibur from the rock.

Each team had its own unique hat, by theme of course. The teams began the VR experience in good spirits. In each team, employees worked closely together, as this was the only way they could win over the sword. One by one, different environments were explored, from room to room. They were looking for all the puzzles and riddles to be solved by the team.

This activity improves communication and teamwork skills, as players have to rely on each other to progress in the game. Only one player has the VR glasses on, but the others can watch along with him through a screen, providing hints for the game. The player with the glasses on must look for all objects in a room and examine them. This then allows the team to solve puzzles together. Sometimes through additional documents and gadgets.

Finally, after everyone has had the VR glasses on once and the last 3D puzzle is solved, you can pull the sword out of the rock and you have won the game. And this also marks the end of the day, but recovering a legendary sword is a nice ending. Another group of people happy to go home; the festive theme added an extra touch of fun in this case.

Interested?

Thinking about organising an original teambuilding event yourself? Then be sure to check out our range of Virtual Reality & Augmented Reality activities.

Do you have any questions or comments? Then be sure to take contact with us.

With our years of experience, we can certainly come up with an activity to suit your business. Whether it's an immersive VR escape game or an exciting other game, there are plenty of options.

Frederick Vandormael
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Frederick Vandormael