Escape games and point & click

Risk hunt

Observe, analyse, decide.

Brief

For its Safety Week, JPEE wanted to give its teams something more engaging than the usual awareness sessions.

The goal: an experience that gets employees behind the right safety reflexes.

Solution

We designed a new kind of risk hunt, built on a real exploration mechanic.

Rather than looking at a still picture and clicking on what's wrong, players move through a setting, examine each element and decide which ones are a risk, and which aren't.

When they flag a risk, players also have to explain why they chose it.

A timer and points reward the best players, build some healthy competition and keep people engaged throughout.

Awareness game

Brief

HTA Watch wanted an introductory game for doctors, a playful way back to the key principles of high blood pressure: key figures, risk factors and core notions.

The aim was to avoid a string of unrelated mini-games and give the whole thing more coherence and immersion.

Solution

We placed the game's sequences in a single office setting to explore.

Players uncover the content step by step by interacting with their surroundings. Key figures and risk factors become natural stages of the journey.

This point & click mechanic ties the content together and sets up a real game world from the very first minutes.