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Kwoji Brigade, the co-op game for colleagues

A co-op game: nobody loses, the brigade wins together.

  • 1–32 players
  • ~3 min
  • With the Standard plan
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How a game goes

Cats and dogs are falling from the building across the street, and each player moves their net along the sidewalk to catch them. You have to split up the width of the street and cover the spots nobody else is watching. Every animal caught counts for the whole brigade. An animal that hits the ground shakes itself off and runs away unharmed: nobody ever gets hurt.

Which team, and when

Players: 1–32 players. Length: ~3 min.

The bigger the brigade, the longer the street and the more animals fall, so it suits a large team at an event as well as a small group on video. Colleagues can watch the game from the stands.

Why it works with colleagues

It's raining cats and dogs. Grab your nets and save them together!

No losers: every animal caught counts for the whole table, and the street gets longer as the team grows.

There's no loser: the table plays on the same side and tries to beat the organization's record. It's the game to pick when you want to play together rather than against each other.

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FAQ

The questions we get asked.

Do I need to install anything to play Kwoji Brigade?

No. Kwoji Brigade runs in the browser, on a computer or a phone. Colleagues join the game from a link or a QR code.

How many players, and how long does it take?

Players: 1–32 players. Typical length: ~3 min.

Is Kwoji Brigade free?

Kwoji Brigade comes with the Standard plan, along with all 18 games in the catalogue. The full 30-day trial starts from the admin area, no credit card required.

Is Kwoji Brigade a cooperative game?

Yes. Everyone plays on the same side, the score belongs to the team, and the organization keeps its record.

Can I play on my own?

Yes, to practice. A game played alone doesn't earn points on your organization's leaderboard.

Short games. Lasting memories.

Create your space, invite your colleagues, start the first match. Two minutes is all it takes.