Art Heist Escape Room Game

We will provide you with step-by-step instructions ahead of the day. Simply download our Mobile Adventures app to your device. Then scan the QR code we provide you with. It's that easy!

To take part in Art Heist you’ll need a couple of things. Access to a laptop with video conferencing software such as Zoom. A smart device with our Mobile Adventures app. Lastly, a stable internet connection.

Art Heist lasts 60-90 minutes. However, our times are flexible so we can adapt to your needs.

Teams will be briefed by one of our Remote Hosts then break off into smaller groups (and breakout rooms) to ensure maximum engagement. Our expert hosts will be on standby throughout the activity to support teams, encourage communication and provide a fun virtual wrap-up at the end of the activity.

Our virtual team quiz activities can be played on your smartphone (iOS or Android) or your tablet.

No, the beauty of our remote team building solutions is that they can be played from your smart device and computer.

We recommend 4-6 people per team for Art Heist.

Art Heist is made for any group size. Whether your group is made up of 5, 50 or 5,000 people we’ve got you covered!

We prefer to use Zoom (here's why) but we can work with other platforms (here's how).

Yes! All of our virtual activities have been created with social interaction as a priority. Each challenge will encourage teams to spark conversation, work together, have lots of fun, and get social - all virtually and from the safety and comfort of home. Using breakout room functionality which splits groups into small teams, we encourage participants to get social and collaborate in manageable sized groups. We've developed our technology to encourage teams to pick a 'Captain' or 'Player' role prompting them to communicate and agree on a team strategy. Once the game has been loaded, each challenge and task has been designed thoughtfully to encourage each individual to play a role and take part.

Yes. It's common for companies to use virtual team-building activities to kick start meetings, senior strategy days, etc. It's also common for companies to use virtual events as part of icebreakers before team meetings. Virtual team events & meetings go hand in hand, & team activities are a great way to segue into a team meeting.