Cooperative custom trivia
Steal the facts, dodge alarms, escape as a team.
Knowledge Heist wraps host-authored multiple choice in a cooperative mission. Correct answers collect tools and protect the plan, while misses raise the alarm. The room advances together, making company knowledge feel like a shared objective instead of an individual test.
Steal the facts, dodge alarms, escape as a team.
- Players
- 3–24
- Playtime
- About 12 minutes
- Energy
- Chaotic
- Skills
- Knowledge recall, Cooperation, Shared momentum
How to play
Knowledge Heist in five steps.
- 1
The host writes one to five multiple-choice questions with correct answers and explanations.
- 2
Players enter the heist and answer the current challenge privately.
- 3
Correct choices add tools and extend the room's shared streak.
- 4
Wrong choices raise the fictional alarm but never expose an individual during play.
- 5
Complete the escape, reveal the explanations, and see how much knowledge the team carried out.
Example round
The onboarding vault
Questions about customers, tools, values, and escalation paths become locks in a fictional vault. Each correct answer earns another gadget; misses make the laser grid dramatically more inconvenient.
Best for
Use it when the room needs…
- Company all-hands
- Onboarding
- Training review
- Teams that prefer cooperative scoring
Facilitator tips
Keep the chain moving.
- Mix recall questions with realistic application questions.
- Keep the heist metaphor playful and separate from real security behavior.
- Celebrate a strong team streak, then revisit the explanations behind any alarms.
Participation and accessibility
The game uses cooperative scoring and keeps active answers private. Hosts should use plain-language questions and avoid visual-only clues so everyone can contribute to the shared mission.
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