Interactive wall, puzzle walls and giant games for your events

Which game suits which event?

These activities have one thing in common: they don’t require the whole room to stop. They run in the background, during a cocktail reception, a seminar break or a trade fair, and everyone joins in whenever they like. That is their strength compared with “fixed-time” entertainment such as a show or a quiz.

How does an interactive wall work?

The interactive wall is a large game panel, made in France, hired on a turnkey basis. Its 40 mini-games cover reflexes, memory, cooperation and a dozen sports. It can be played alone against the clock, head-to-head or in teams, and can be branded with your logo. Some games focus on prevention and safety, health and well-being: a good tool for an awareness day.

The wall can be hired from two hours to several days, with training for your teams or with a dedicated host who runs the challenges and keeps the leaderboard.

How do the puzzle walls and the mosaic work?

For the puzzle walls, panels are set up around the venue: film posters to recognise or puzzles to solve. Teams move around, search, and send their answers by text message. The ranking comes at the end of the game, after around two hours. It is a good activity for a cocktail reception or a break, and it mixes participants naturally.

The giant mosaic is a collective work. Each participant makes one piece without seeing the final result. Once assembled, the pieces reveal a mural in your company’s image: a logo, a launch visual, a team photo. The moment of the reveal, at the end of a convention or seminar, makes an impact, and the mural can then be displayed in your offices.

How much space do you need?

The interactive wall needs a spot a few metres wide, a power socket and enough room for players and spectators to stand back; it works indoors as well as outdoors, under a gazebo for example. The puzzle walls are spread along the circulation areas. The mosaic needs work tables, then a large wall or floor for assembly.

Which events is it for?

These games suit a trade fair stand, a convention, a works council Christmas party and afterwork drinks. For a more structured team activity, see the escape game or the company olympics.