Frequently Asked Questions
About the Sessions
How many participants can attend?
Most sessions work with 12–60 participants. Some games scale to 100+. The right number depends on the specific game and your objectives — this gets sorted in the initial conversation.
How long does a session take?
90 minutes to half a day. Gameplay typically runs 45–90 minutes; the debrief takes the remainder. The debrief is where the development actually happens — it's not optional.
Are virtual sessions available?
No. The games require in-person facilitation. The mechanics depend on physical proximity, real-time negotiation, and the social dynamics of people in the same room.
How far in advance do I need to book?
3–4 weeks is ideal for existing games. If you're commissioning a custom game design, 6–8 weeks is more realistic.
Does Arvindh travel?
Yes — throughout India and internationally.
About the Games
Can I run just one session, or do I need a programme?
Single sessions work as standalone interventions. They also integrate well into larger leadership programmes. Either works.
How is the right game selected?
Game selection happens during the briefing conversation, based on your learning objectives and group context. You don't need to decide in advance.
Can the existing games be customised?
The existing games aren't modified. If your need is specific enough to warrant a custom build, that's a separate engagement — see Custom Serious Game Design.
Can other facilitators license and run these games?
No. All sessions are facilitated directly by Arvindh Sundar. The debrief quality depends on the designer running it.
"The game generates the data, but the debrief is where development happens."
For L&D Vendors & Consultants
Can we partner without losing our client relationship?
Yes. You bring the client relationship; Arvindh delivers the session. You retain all follow-on work. Arvindh doesn't pitch independently or compete for your clients.
What do we need to bring to the table?
A briefing conversation about the client's objectives. Proposal materials are provided after that.