Step into our virtual venue on Gather, where your team will have a private space to collaborate while staying connected to the larger group. No downloads needed — everything runs smoothly in your browser.
Teams of 4-6 players work together and submit their answers at the end of the round. Between rounds, everyone comes together for casual conversation, creating the warm atmosphere of your favorite pub quiz night.
Our games challenge you to:
Say goodbye to awkward virtual events. Our format naturally encourages both focused team collaboration and organic full-group interaction, leaving participants feeling energized and connected.
In a Mystery Round, we present 10-12 questions whose answers have a common theme that players have to figure out. The answers to the above questions are: Bollywood, Brexit, Juneteenth, and Freakonomics. Can you spot the theme?
Decipher famous quotes and memes by combining simple poetry with visual clues.
Strategy meets creativity in our Name One round where rare answers score triple points. Will you play it safe or take a risk for bigger rewards?
In Overlaps, you have to find the one word that fits in both categories. Can you figure out what should replace the question marks?
In a Picture Round, we show four pictures and you have to figure out what they have in common.
“We LOVED Mystery League. Sandy took trivia to a new level we didn’t know existed! Everyone’s minds were buzzing with curiosity throughout and we got to know our team so much better. A+!”— Fernando at Meta
Duration. Flexible formats from 60 to 3 hours minutes (recommended: 90 minutes, which includes 4 rounds of trivia)
Team size. 4-6 players per team, accommodating groups of any size
Pricing
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“The clues were just challenging enough that it was immensely satisfying when the answer clicked. Our team's consensus: ‘Just the right level of challenging.’ The answers had us in stitches. We're still talking about it the next day. It was such a fun break from our day-to-day remote work and a great upside to the end of 2020.”— Dawn at Textio
Sandy Weisz, The Mystery League's Commissioner and Chief Puzzle Designer, brings decades of puzzle-crafting experience to every event. A member of the National Puzzlers' League, Sandy is also a long-standing professor of puzzle design at The Unviersity of Chicago. Through his work at The Mystery League, he continues to push the boundaries of puzzle design while building community through shared discovery.
I work with very smart, very discerning colleagues who can be difficult to impress, at best. This was the perfect creative mix of head-scratching, fun, a-ha moments. I 100% recommend The Mystery League.— Annette at IDEO
We’ve built games and run events for dozens of companies and organizations, including: