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Made to work
The mechanics are already being played, tested and refined around real tables. Partnership starts from something tangible.
Partnership
Make it felt
G4I turns meaningful questions into physical games, hosted experiences and cultural formats. We partner with brands, places and communities to bring them into the world.
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Made to work
The mechanics are already being played, tested and refined around real tables.
Partnership starts from something tangible.
02 · Material
Tangible by design
Cards, passports, prompts and tea become objects people can hold, use and remember.
03 · Participation
Made for the room
Facilitated sessions turn an audience into participants — no stage, no passive seats.
04 · Authored + adaptable
Original IP, adaptable in context
A clear concept and authored mechanics adapt to a place, brand or community.
Current formats partners can enter
What we can build together.
Hosted games, cultural concepts and partner-ready directions at different stages of development.
- Project
- Hosted format
- Launched
- 2 editions
IKIGAI4I
A hosted game about direction, choice and adaptation — for personal reflection, team sessions and meaningful conversation.
More about- Hosted format
- Pilot
- Social deduction game
Insiders vs Traders
A game about signals, behavior and decision-making under uncertainty, built around live group participation.
More about- Concept in development
- Cultural game direction
- Partner concept
Cyprus cultural games
Place-based play for villages, hospitality, travel and cultural contexts — turning local stories into shared discovery.
More about- Prototype
- Relationship game
- 2 players
Love is not a game
A two-player game where hidden choices turn expectations and actions into a clearer conversation — without scoring the relationship and without a winner.
More aboutPartnership value
What a good partnership makes possible
The medium is participation
Participation becomes the medium — and the story becomes something people enter, shape and remember.
- 01People remember what they help create
- 02A good question can change the room
- 03Participation turns attention into involvement
- 04A local story becomes playable
Ways to work with us
Choose the role that fits
Start with one clear contribution. The format can stay focused or grow with the partnership.
Fund a project
Support a game that is already in development and help it reach more tables. Your contribution goes into production, sessions and testing — with a clear report on what it made possible.
- Production of game sets
- Sessions for new audiences
- Testing and research
- Credit in the edition
Brand an edition
Create a special edition of an existing game around your product, place or theme. The mechanics stay tested; the content, materials and story become yours.
- Edition concept
- Custom cards and materials
- Branded game set
- Launch session
Host your team
Bring a facilitated game to your team, offsite or event. We adapt the questions to the group and run the session from start to finish.
- Format matched to the group
- Facilitator and game set
- A two-to-three-hour session
- Notes for the team afterwards
Co-create a game
Build a physical format around a question only you can ask. We shape the mechanics, materials and experience together — from concept direction to the first live version.
- Concept and question framing
- Format and mechanics
- Physical materials
- First pilot version
Activate a community
Use a game to bring a community together around a place, a cause or a shared question — as a one-off evening or a regular series.
- Format for the community
- A series of sessions
- Training for local hosts
- A shared story of the results
A simple start
Bring us the question
We shape the smallest useful way to test it together.
01 · Context
Who is in the room?
02 · Format
What should they do together?
03 · Pilot
What do we want to learn from the first version?
Let’s make this real
Discuss a specific product, project, place or format for participation. If you would like to experience the mechanics first, join a game.