The first B2B game is going to create a new category. It’ll have to be different than normal games though for it to succeed in work culture. Probably less individually competitive and more co-op while scaling to 8-20 people.
https://twitter.com/balajis/status/1299773638753673216
Things it needs:
- Less violent
- Co-op but teams can compete
- Voice chat
- Auth by Slack/Google
- < 45 min play times for quick turnarounds
- Hand/eye coordination independent
- Works on computers/mobile
- Encourages fun post-game chatting
- Automated/randomized team balancing
- Less violent
- Co-op but teams can compete
- Voice chat
- Auth by Slack/Google
- < 45 min play times for quick turnarounds
- Hand/eye coordination independent
- Works on computers/mobile
- Encourages fun post-game chatting
- Automated/randomized team balancing
Among Us is the closest, most fun game I’ve seen that could be a great B2B game.
B2B gaming would be a clever way to start building an early entry into nascent browser gaming w/o the normal heavy competition of consumer gaming. Low bar & easy to work around IT.
Companies pay for their employees to play. Keep it low and it’s easy to expense.
Companies pay for their employees to play. Keep it low and it’s easy to expense.
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