Thanksgiving Team-Building Game Concept
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I need a creative game designer to craft a one-off digital game concept we can unveil for my office colleagues this Thanksgiving. The emphasis is team building, so every mechanic should spark cooperation, friendly competition, and a light holiday atmosphere—think “we played once and still talk about it months later.”
What I’m looking for
• A concise concept overview tying the gameplay to Thanksgiving.
• Core mechanics and rules that work for adult co-workers playing together (either in-person or online).
• Recommended platform or tech approach that lets us spin the game up quickly—web, mobile, or even a lightweight Teams/Zoom companion.
• High-level user flow with rough screen sketches or wireframes a developer can follow.
• Sample challenges, puzzles, or trivia rounds including scoring logic and win conditions.
• Tips for keeping the session fun, under 30 minutes, and scalable to 10–50 players.
Key points
– Audience: colleagues in the same company.
– Goal: team building first, entertainment a close second.
– Genre is flexible—puzzle, trivia, light adventure—provided it meets the goal and is realistic to build in a short timeframe.
– Originality matters: no simple reskins.
If your portfolio shows you can turn a theme into engaging mechanics, I’d love to see it.
What I’m looking for
• A concise concept overview tying the gameplay to Thanksgiving.
• Core mechanics and rules that work for adult co-workers playing together (either in-person or online).
• Recommended platform or tech approach that lets us spin the game up quickly—web, mobile, or even a lightweight Teams/Zoom companion.
• High-level user flow with rough screen sketches or wireframes a developer can follow.
• Sample challenges, puzzles, or trivia rounds including scoring logic and win conditions.
• Tips for keeping the session fun, under 30 minutes, and scalable to 10–50 players.
Key points
– Audience: colleagues in the same company.
– Goal: team building first, entertainment a close second.
– Genre is flexible—puzzle, trivia, light adventure—provided it meets the goal and is realistic to build in a short timeframe.
– Originality matters: no simple reskins.
If your portfolio shows you can turn a theme into engaging mechanics, I’d love to see it.