Essential
A concise hosted Tomb Raider King session with a clear shared objective.
- Live host
- Core digital prompts
- Joining guidance
Virtual team building
Teams uncover a digital hoard by comparing ancient-looking riddles, artefacts and discoveries from wherever they are.
The session
Tomb Raider King turns a shared screen into an expedition desk, where colleagues collect clues, test interpretations and decide which discovery matters next.
The online quest gives researchers, storytellers and practical thinkers equal ways to contribute before the final treasure is revealed.
From welcome to shared close
The host moves teams from the first artefact to the final hoard, with every chapter rewarding close observation and a well-explained decision.
The host welcomes everyone online, explains the expedition and sends teams to their breakout rooms.
Teams study their first digital artefact and note every detail that might be a clue.
Team members compare the symbols they found and agree what they point to.
Solving the riddle opens the next chapter, with harder clues and a new set of artefacts.
With all the pieces gathered, each team decides which key opens the hoard.
Everyone returns to the main room for the final reveal and the winning team.
Set an expedition pace that works with your online agenda.
A concise hosted Tomb Raider King session with a clear shared objective.
A fuller treasure expedition with more room for team discussion and live reveal moments.
A tailored Tomb Raider King experience built into the wider event agenda.
Session suitability
Ask how hints and host support work before the session. The team needs time to compare clues rather than have one person solve everything on screen. Agree whether the emphasis is a timed competition or a more relaxed shared investigation, and allow time for a final explanation of the puzzle journey.
No. Every clue and artefact is introduced on screen, so teams only need curiosity and good conversation.
Teams solve each chapter in their own breakout room, then return to the main room when the host reveals progress.
Yes. Event language can be worked into the explorer brief where it adds to the story.
Yes. Every team receives a clear introduction to the adventure and its digital clues.
Yes. Teams play in separate breakout rooms and come together for the reveals, so more teams can join the same session.
Share your headcount, locations and time slot, and we will plan a Tomb Raider King session around them.
Team Building enquiry: Tomb Raider King