Design Thinking is a One-card Game designed by Sarah Le-Fevre. It was designed as part of a one-card challenge, put out to LinkedIn, and responded to by several people who thought a one-card game would […]
Meander is a One-card Game designed by Sarah Le-Fevre. Its release into the world coincides with the day of the 2023 World Wide Wander, for which Ludogogy was a partner – September 29th 2023. You […]
Te first of a series of fully customisable RPG ‘real-play’ tracking sheets to help you gamefully track progress to big life and work goals […]
The Gift Horse invites you to tune into the animal which has attached itself to you – and find out more about it and yourself. […]
The Virtual Collaboration Deck is a deck of 9 double sided cards to facilitate virtual meetings and create easy communication protocol across all participants. […]
is is the meta game (a game for designing games) which generates ‘briefs’ by presenting four random cards, or by allowing you to choose cards from a list. […]
Download of the Touchstone Template referenced in the article Focus on… Narrative Structures containing diagram and questions to create your own story. […]
Download of the Wagon Wheel Template referenced in July’s issue of the Magazine. A word document containing diagram and questions to create your own story. […]
Download of the Hero’s Journey Template from the article Focus on… Narrative Structures containing diagram and questions to create your own Hero’s Journey. […]
Ecosystem Game from Aprils’s issue of the Magazine – facilitator instructions, team instructions, role cards for teams and suggestions for debrief questions. […]
This is a game played via Zoom, Skype or similar. This game is played according to the ordinary rules of Scrabble, except […]
Dov Tsal at The Growth Hacking Bear has shared links to a demo version of his Meeting Spicer card game. It’s free – just download and print out. […]
This little self-generating game was developed as a response to a challenge to create a game which can be explained in 200 words or less. […]
If you have an idea for training for your business, but don’t know where to start analysing your needs or planning what to deliver, this will help. […]
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