A team game with a hidden twist
The Saboteur pulls teams straight into the story. Groups play together, collect clues and feel the tension rise with every choice. Everyone wants to score, but one player has a secret role. That is exactly what makes the game so immersive, funny and surprising.
The game begins
Teams dive into the mystery
From the very first round, everyone is part of the story. The group faces challenges, discusses options, tries to make smart choices and collects clues along the way. The atmosphere quickly becomes lively: people look around carefully, react to each other and try to discover where the game is heading.
Secret roles
The saboteur plays along
One player receives a secret role and brings extra tension into the game. He moves along with the group, acts as if he has the same goal and creates surprising twists along the way. This gives every round a playful extra layer: who is really helping the team move forward, who is playing remarkably smart, and who is steering the story just a little too cleverly?
The reveal
All suspicions come together
Along the way, theories, collaborations and lively discussions begin to emerge. Teams share information, trust their gut feeling and try to unmask the right player. In the finale, all clues come together and the group discovers who played the smartest game.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions about The Saboteur.
Every team has one saboteur, chosen in secret. That player acts as if they share the same goal, but meanwhile tries to sabotage the game so the team scores fewer points. The others try to work out who is steering the team a little too cleverly in the wrong direction.
It works out fine, because everyone is in doubt. After each task, the team stops for a moment to ask who the mole might be. The others discuss, follow their gut feeling and sometimes suspect the wrong person. Those cheerful suspicions are exactly what make the game funny and surprising.
The idea is familiar: every team has a mole who tries to sabotage the game. Meanwhile the teams take on a mix of short, fun tasks, similar to our Highland Games, and after each task the team thinks about who the mole might be. That way the tension rises with every choice.
Both: The Saboteur works indoors and outdoors. We come to your office or a venue of your choice. Allow 3 to 4 hours of play, so it easily fills an afternoon. Along the way, the groups play together, collect clues and feel the tension rise with every choice.
Yes. Everyone plays in a team, and every team has one saboteur. That keeps everyone close to the game, and each team can try to unmask its own mole. The Saboteur works for groups of 10 to 500 participants and takes 3 to 4 hours.
No stress, just flexibility
From idea to WOW, without the worry
Cancel up to 48 hours before your event
Can your team building no longer go ahead? Let us know no later than 48 hours before the start. We will convert the value of your booking into Moodmaker credit, valid for two years.
Adjust the number of participants up to 7 days before your event
Is your final group size not confirmed yet? You can adjust the number of participants up to seven days before the event.
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