Play blog
Insights on play, learning, and behaviour change. Practical ideas you can apply tomorrow — in the warm, clear tone that matches how we think about learning.
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Learning starts in a safe play space
Psychological safety is not a soft culture topic — it is the foundation on which play, experimentation, and real behaviour change rest. Here is how to design that space deliberately.
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Two steps closer to serious games
Serious games are powerful tools for learning and change. With a solid preliminary phase and a card game, you bring serious gaming two steps closer — and make it smaller.
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The moment someone finds their game
Sooner or later, with every client, I see something shift in their eyes. As if a light switches on. That is when I know they have found their game.
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Game rules — the key to activation and connection
Play is present in every aspect of our lives. With a few well-considered rules you bring elements to life and encourage people to explore, play and start a conversation.
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Game Thinking — game design as a method for designing solutions
Play triggers behaviour change, and that is crucial for any successful transition. Game Thinking helps organisations align their transformations with the human scale.
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Find the Game — a game is hidden inside every transition
A game is already hidden inside every change. With the right guidance and method, finding that game matters more than designing new game mechanics. This is how Find the Game works.
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