What Equipment to Buy: Professional Turnkey Kits vs. DIY
Home-made game cases look cheap at first and expensive later. Cheap locks jam, wires come loose after a few trips, and the look is not good enough for corporate clients who book big brands. When a game fails in front of 50 employees, you do not get a second booking.
Impostors by Indestroom was built for this market:
Players work together to solve puzzles while a few hidden impostors try to stop them, a format known from games like Among Us.
One set works for a small party or a full company event.
Works on any table in an office or a meeting room, with no installation and no wiring.
Digital timers, sound effects and hints run the game, so one coordinator can run an event for 80 players.
Available for agencies that want their own version.
The game is ready for the next group in minutes, so you can run several sessions in one event.
Indestroom also makes Quizy Portable, a mobile TV game show in a transport bag. The difference is simple: Impostors is an escape game, Quizy is a quiz show. Many agencies offer both. See our automated game show formats for events.
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Real-World Proof: The Singapore Case Study (Teamwork Unlocked)
- Operator: Teamwork Unlocked, a corporate team-development company, running its programs in Singapore.
- Equipment: Impostors by Indestroom, a hardware investment of about €7,000.
- First week: the game was bought for a week-long corporate program with Google. That first-week program brought in more than $25,000 in revenue, several times the cost of the equipment, and more than 300 participants played during one client week.
- First year: the operator turned the game into a corporate workshop called Eliminated and ran 48 sessions in its first year, with typical groups of 30-40 people (up to 80), about $100 per participant and an average client rating of 9/10.
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