Leonardo Royal Hotel London City

3 courses

Inspired by the original BBC Robot Wars series, Team Tactics Robot Wars Challenge is creative and destructive in equal measures. Working together in teams you will build your robot

then, personalize it as your own beast before the battles commence in the arena. Will they reign supreme or be crushed to pieces? This team building activity is creative, inclusive and competitive, providing a high energy and fun event that teams will never forget. 

Inspired by the legendary board game ‘Mouse Trap’, our activity takes the same principles of fun and connectivity from the board game and combines them to create a unique corporate

team building event. Teams are tasked with constructing giant structures which when joined together creates a perfect chain reaction. The final piece triggers the one-ton weight which

drops straight onto the rat! This is a collaborative event where teams must ensure the giant pieces work together, this never fails to inspire and impress groups and demonstrates what is

capable of teamwork comes first. 

This is a team based competitive activity against the clock. Teams will be taken on a tour of the world, answering questions and completing challenges along the way that require

communication, team working and creativity. The activity is completed by each team on their own iPad mini, with a series of physical and mental challenges, the aim to score as many points as possible. 

The challenge is collaborative, bringing your group together to achieve one goal. The group is split into small teams, each responsible for a canvas. That blank canvas will ultimately

form a single larger picture when put together with all the canvasses from the group. Part of the challenge is to win paint and products, by completing challenges these may be physical, mental, or cerebral. 

Armed with brushes, paint, very little information and importantly no idea what the final image will be, the teams have to work together to ensure lines meet and colours match.

Delegates soon realize that to be successful, they have to co-operate with the other teams. In short, they have to take a ‘big picture’ view to ensure that each canvas fits perfectly and the final result is a success.