A reason to get together
Make a little
more of the day.
A walk, a party, a rainy afternoon. Find an idea that fits the people you’re with and the time you’ve got.
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Scavenger hunts
A scavenger hunt starts with a different way of looking.
Give an ordinary place a list of possibilities. A photo scavenger hunt turns colours, textures and overlooked details into things worth finding.
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Party games
Give the party a reason to move.
A photo challenge can fill the gap between arrivals, get small groups talking or turn the room itself into part of the game.
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Friend challenges
Give the group chat something to do.
A shared challenge is a small plan people can actually say yes to. Find a time, pick a place and see what each of you notices.
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Competitive challenges
A little pressure. A better story afterwards.
Turn quick observation into friendly competition. Seek’s timed hunts give you things to find, photos to check and a score to chase.
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Outdoor games
Take the game outside.
A walk becomes more interesting when you have something to notice. Use your surroundings as the playing space for a photo scavenger hunt.
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Things to do with friends
Make a plan smaller than the group chat.
A catch-up does not need to become a major event. Give yourselves somewhere to meet, something to notice and a reason to take the long way round.
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Mobile games
A mobile game with somewhere to go.
Seek uses your iPhone camera to turn the things around you into a game. Look for a match in the real world, take a photo and see how your find scores.
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Family challenges
See what you notice together.
A shared photo challenge gives everyone a different role: spotting, suggesting and explaining a find. Keep the pace comfortable and let the discoveries become the conversation.
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University & student activities
An icebreaker with something to look for.
Give flatmates or society members a shared task before asking them to make conversation. A photo challenge turns a familiar shared space into a starting point.
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