FullTilt Teams

FullTiltTeams

About this game

FullTilt turns a city into a team-building course.

Teams work through a set of challenges on foot — photo and video tasks,
riddles, and trivia tied to the landmarks around them. Everything is scored
as it is submitted, and the leaderboard updates live, so a team always knows
where it stands.

Built for real events

An organiser sets up the hunt in advance and shares a join code. Teams enter
the code, pick a name, and start playing at the scheduled time. There is no
setup on the day and no paperwork to hand out.

How a hunt works

• Join with a code — no account juggling, no invitations to chase
• Work through challenges as a team, in any order
• Photo and video challenges capture the moment your team pulls it off
• Riddles, maths and trivia are checked instantly
• Location challenges point you at landmarks worth seeing
• Points land as you submit them, and the leaderboard moves in real time
• Judges can award bonus points for creativity and effort

Made for getting to know each other

The challenges are written to put people in front of each other rather than
in front of a screen: recreate a famous album cover, work out a shared
handshake, talk a stranger into a photo, argue about which way the bus is
going. Colleagues who have only met over video calls end up planning, laughing
and problem-solving together in the street.

Made for the city you are in

Alongside a general challenge set, FullTilt carries city packs built around
specific places — the statue at the top of the main street, the theatre
marquee, the coffee house that has been there for thirty years. Teams see
parts of a city they walk past every day without looking at.

For organisers

• Build a game in minutes from ready-made challenge packs
• Schedule the exact window your event runs
• Follow every team's submissions live as they come in
• Award bonus points, or reject anything that is not a real attempt
• Export the day's photos, videos and final standings when it is over

FullTilt suits company offsites, onboarding weeks, conferences, and any group
that would rather be outside than in a meeting room.

Photos and videos your teams submit are visible to the organisers running your
event and are not shared publicly.

What’s new

Android Initial Rollout