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Small group playing large group team-building game BlueStarOpoly

BlueStarOpoly

Large group team-building game sparks energy & connection.

  • Very playful & fun
  • Highly interactive
  • Occupies lots of people at the same time
  • Generates energy

Large Group Team-Building Game

Want to create excitement and friendly competition at your next event? Try Bluestaropoly, it works as a large group game that keeps everyone on their toes and interacting naturally. You’ll love how strategic thinking emerges whilst energy levels stay buzzing throughout. Perfect when multiple teams need to participate simultaneously, this large group team-building game delivers as a brilliant community-building activity.

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Original post September 2021, last updated September 2025.

BY Mark Collard - Experiential Trainer, Author & Speaker

Comments (6)

  1. texasteambuilder

    OH!! we played today with a mixed group of adults (in recovery program). We built the board with poly-spots, then placed numbered spots (like keypad spots) randomly on the bigger spots. We used your tasks, cut up and placed in large cups, with matching a die for each of th 4 teams. We had them select a rubber duck as their board token. We started a group at each of the 4 corners. Cups with actions were in the middle. Each time they hit a nubered spot, someone came to the center to grab their task.
    Two ways to win: number of times around the board and number of completed tasks. We played for about 30 minutes, had FULL engagement, and they were all hustling to get one more task complete as we countd down time.
    Processed in the small teams – what worked well for you as a team; in what ways did you stuggle; and how did the game relate to your sobriety journey?
    Thank you, thank you. This game will be used often.

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    1. Mark Collard

      Oh wow, Jen, this is super awesome, I really appreciate you sharing. I’m so glad BlueStarOpoly landed so well with this group.

  2. mdscavaliers

    This game sounds fun. Do all the teams play at the same time? I’m thinking about doing this with a group of students, with prizes for groups for things other than finishing first. Or perhaps in the processing part after the game, having each team discuss the name of the prize their group should have won (Most Improved, Worst Singers, Terrible with Dice, etc.).

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    1. Mark Collard

      Yes, all teams play at the same time, that’s the idea so your whole group is occupied simultaneously. I like your ideas for rewarding teams for feats other than being first!

  3. Elizabeth Hindle

    Played this with a group of 20 youths with great success. Definitely lots of energy, that didn’t run dry for the hour! It was surprising how consistently both groups progressed through the challenges, with a very tight finisher! (We went for ‘First past the post’ variation).
    Had a list of 20 activities to complete and it took just under an hour.
    Can recommend!

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    1. Mark Collard

      This gives me so much joy to hear this news and reaction to what is definitely a big-time fave of my groups over the years. Well played Liz.

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