Solo pilot
One human plus AI crew mates on a private instance. Ideal for self-serve demos, async pilots, and L&D previews.
Serious game · Knowledge management
Meteorite
When knowledge has to cross tables, not slides.
A hex-map expedition for teams who create, share, receive, and apply knowledge under pressure. Each player searches for their own meteorite fragment. The crew wins only when everyone finds theirs. Icon signals reach adjacent tables. Clues stay private until someone chooses to share.
1 to 100 players · Solo or workshop · 3×3 default layout · Facilitator debrief · EN / DE / FA
What you are really testing
The game focuses on the core loop of knowledge management: create and document what you discover, transfer it to others in a constrained way, receive and interpret their messages, and apply that knowledge to act. Organizations that do this well retain and use knowledge; those that skip steps lose it.
The four KM loops, inside the game
Players explore a hex map, use tools and craft vehicles, and earn progressive clues. Movement and search are limited per turn. Messaging to teammates on adjacent tables costs resources and uses a fixed set of icons, no free text. The system records behaviour and produces reports for facilitators and players.
Create
Search the map, craft tools, log clues in your private Intel journal.
Transfer
Send icon signals to teammates on adjacent tables. Messages cost resources.
Receive
Read the Team inbox. Decode what others sent without seeing their private clues.
Apply
Combine signals and clues to move, claim, and help the crew finish together.
Two journeys, one room
Creators configure the room in minutes. Players enter with a join code and land in the same wired flow every time.
Player journey
- 1.Join with a code, pick team color in solo mode, choose a cosmetic explorer avatar.
- 2.Brief in the expedition lobby. Solo starts when ready. Workshop waits for the facilitator.
- 3.Play on three tabs: map actions, private Intel clues, Team icon chat to adjacent tables.
- 4.End each round when done. AI teammates follow human pace in solo mode.
- 5.Open a personal KM debrief with behavioral mirror and a shareable report link.
Facilitator journey
- 1.Create a room: map preset, energy rules, solo or workshop, optional AI fill.
- 2.Share one join link. Control panel shows live map, rounds, and seat status.
- 3.Advance rounds or end the session. Advanced demo can run AI rounds for pilots.
- 4.Open Facilitator Debrief: humans-first roster, team tables, comparative KM charts.
- 5.Copy per-player report links for coaching follow-ups.
Inside the game
What players actually see on the map, in the lobby, and in team chat.
Meteorite is not a slide deck with a score at the end. It is a hex expedition with limited energy, private clues, and icon signals that only reach adjacent tables. These are real UI surfaces from the live build.
Shared hex map. Move, search, and claim under an energy budget.
Expedition briefing. Pick a cosmetic explorer, then launch solo or wait for the facilitator.
Play tab. Resources, tools, vehicles, and the five actions in one surface.
Team tab. Icon signals to adjacent tables. The KM loop lives here.
Meet the expedition crew
Six cosmetic explorer portraits. Same rules for everyone. The map shows who is where with team-colored rings.
Run it your way
Live workshop
Multiple human teams across tables. The facilitator starts the room when everyone is in. Communication gaps show up in the debrief.
Results that read like a story, not a spreadsheet
Players get a plain-language expedition outcome, KM headline, and optional depth: executive visuals, behavioral mirror, ICCE-style scorecard. Facilitators get live refresh, session phase, and humans-first tables.
After the game, facilitators receive player, team, and comparative reports with scores along the four dimensions. Each player receives a personal report and a team report. The data supports a structured debrief on documentation, communication, and application of knowledge.
View the rulebook
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Who it is for
For teams and organizations that want to surface and discuss how knowledge is created, shared, and used, without a sales pitch, with clear mechanics and measurable outcomes.
Meteorite FAQ
How many players?
1 to 100 including solo mode. Multi-table workshops work best with at least two teams so create, transfer, receive, and apply show real gaps.
How does the lobby work?
Solo: start when you are ready. Workshop: the facilitator starts from the control panel when seats are filled.
What do facilitators get?
Live control panel, Facilitator Debrief with KM charts, behavioral mirror for humans, and copyable player report links.
Is it only for knowledge teams?
No. Any team that creates, shares, or uses knowledge benefits, from R&D and operations to HR and project teams.
Pilot Meteorite with a real cohort or try the public demo room first.