They Tell Me You Are Corrupt Three-hour puzzle hunt

This game is inspired by Chicago's reputation for rampant political corruption. Teams of 3-5 are given a map indicating ten bribe money drops. At each drop, a bag is waiting, and inside the bag are clues about which alderman is being bribed.

Puzzles range from a cigar box full of LEGOs to a grocery bag stuffed with groceries, from a mysterious game of Scrabble to an iPod playing a series of unusually remixed songs.

At the end, teams gather together to collect and analyze the information they've gathered, and to get one final puzzle. But this one might require working together in ways they don't expect.

I build my games to cultivate:

• Teamwork. Success requires combining different strengths. Some teammates might excel at codes while others spot visual patterns or are skilled at organizing information.
• Communication. Open communication helps teams uncover patterns and connections that might seem impossible at first glance.
• Leadership. A designated leader who can oversee the big picture and coordinate the team's efforts is often the difference between success and struggle.
• Pattern recognition. Behind every puzzle lies a clever pattern that, once spotted, transforms seemingly random elements into clear solutions.

They Tell Me You Are Corrupt is great for 35 - 60 people. Contact me for prices or if you'd like to learn more. ↓