Chicken Rush

Introduction

Chicken Rush is a Dragons’ Den-featured, GPS-powered team-building experience that turns a corporate social into a live citywide chase. Part hide-and-seek, part scavenger hunt, teams work together to track down a hidden “Chicken” before time runs out - solving challenges, earning points and exploring the city along the way. It is designed to create actual team bonding: active, funny, competitive and memorable, without feeling like forced fun or requiring anyone to be especially sporty. It's super easy - the Chicken-tracking tech runs in your phone's browser, no installs needed.

What we offer

We offer self-run, hosted (in-person) and bespoke corporate hunts for groups of almost any size, from small teams to large company-wide events. The game usually lasts around two hours, with a short briefing at the start and a wrap-up/awards moment at the end. One or two Chickens hide in a nearby pub, bar or venue while the other teams track them using a live browser-based map that gradually shrinks to reveal the hiding spot. Teams can also complete photo, video, riddle and city-based challenges to climb the leaderboard, with optional company-specific challenges, venue finding, trophies, in-person hosts and more tailored production for bigger events.

The story so far

Chicken Rush has now been played by over 15,000 people and has been trusted by teams at companies including Google, Amazon, Salesforce, PwC, KPMG and British Airways. The concept has also been featured on Dragons’ Den, giving it national credibility as one of the UK’s most distinctive new team-building experiences. Unlike a standard scavenger hunt or pub social, Chicken Rush is backed by its own tech platform, unique game mechanics and a format proven at a huge scale that has already worked across corporate events, public hunts, dating events and large-scale group experiences.

What we offer

Quick answers: players do not need to download an app, as the game runs in a mobile browser via link or QR code. It is not physically demanding - strategy beats speed, and walking is enough for most teams. The game can start from an office, pub, park or agreed meeting point, and can be played in almost any pedestrian-friendly city with good hiding spots. It works well for team-building days, summer parties, Christmas parties, away days, graduate schemes, client entertainment and company socials; hosted games are usually best for corporate groups, especially over 20 people, because our team handles the briefing, setup, game flow and final debrief.