These survival stimulation games are a reflection of what you will do to survive in certain conditions. Strong Team Concepts are established because participants have to negotiate within their small groups to establish their list of priority items.

Survivor Series:

1. Plane Crash Survivors in Winter Period

2. Lost in the Middle of the Ocean

Here’s a typical scenario:Your companions and you have survived a severe plane crash that left the pilot and co-pilot dead. It is in the middle of winter and temperatures are known to be at -25 to -40 degrees at day and night time respectively. The whole country side is filled with snow and the nearest town is 30 kilometres away. Rank the 12 items in the order that you will need to survive…Hurry! Time is running out…

• A loaded .45-caliber pistol
• Cigarette lighter (without fluid)
• A sectional air map made of plastic
• One litre of whiskey
• A compass
• Family-size chocolate bars (one per person)
• And many more…

Participants have to decide as a team how to tackle the challenges facing them or risk death! Answers will be given at the end to activity and given scores to assess whether they have survived or not.

Learning Objectives:

• Demonstrates the importance of voicing your opinions and handling different opinions within a group.
• It also demonstrates how a few people who are destined to perish, but with the group’s effort, they survive. This shows that when people form groups, greater ideas are developed.
• Team answers may not necessary be the best choice, but people should speak up if they strongly feel they are right.

“The game has triggered and confirmed my usual behavior in a group. Its something that I’ll like to work on. This also came just in time since I’m now a team leader to a group of people.”

Marie Ng, Finance Personnel
Proctor & Gamble

Program Details:

Duration: 2hrs

Nature of Program: Indoors

Group Size: 6-250

Physical Rating: Low

Good for: Team Building, Ice Breakers