Kwoji Ovni, the flying-saucer race for colleagues.

How a game goes

The whole table flies their saucer through the same tunnel at the same time: press to climb, let go to drop. Skimming the walls speeds you up, but touching one is fatal. A gauge lets you either hinder the players behind you or protect yourself for a few seconds. The round ends when the last saucer goes down, and the longest distance wins.

Which team, and when

Players: 2–20 players. Length: ~1–3 min per round.

Everyone flies on their own screen, in the office, remotely or on video, and colleagues can watch from the stands. The host can add bots, and with clubs it can also be played as a challenge, one side against the other.

Why it works with colleagues

Fly your saucer through a narrowing tunnel. Go farther than everyone else.

You learn to fly in one round, then spend every round after that trying to beat your colleagues.

You learn the game in one round, then try to fly farther than your colleagues every time, and the organization's distance records give you a reason to come back.

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