The player selects which they think are the most popular survey responses from a series of options.
When players select correct responses, the value is added to their score. When a wrong choice is selected, they get a strike. Three strikes, and the game is over.
Feedback is provided at the end of each question to reinforce trends and entice players to learn more.
Centrally modify which responses (buttons) are currect, and how many correct responses there are per question.
Survey Says
BackgroundIf you've ever tried to entice a large group of people to review data for discussion prior to a meeting, you know how challenging that can be. Survey Says is an engaging way to introduce current trends and data. This example focuses on employee engagement and needs in the largest American companies.
Game play
- The player selects choices they think match the top survey answers.
- Selecting a correct choice shows the response and value on the board.
- Incorrect choices generate a strike. Regardless of the outcome, the player sees the top responses to reinforce the results.