Is Boss Battle played as teams or as one group?

One team. The whole floor works together against the target, with every player's figures counting towards it.

Can we choose which boss we face?

Yes. There are several bosses to pick from, including OVERSEER, The Suit, The Pant Suit and The Closer.

What happens if the target is not reached?

The board plays the boss ending instead of the team ending. Both endings run as a full sequence.

Can we try it before setting one up?

Yes. The live demo runs a fictional OVERSEER Boss Battle and lets you choose either ending.

Is Boss Battle a multi-site game?

No. Boss Battle is built for one site to work together against the boss.

Boss Battle

Boss Battle: Take Down the Target Together

The whole floor works together against the target, and every update lands a hit.

Best for: One-team target challenges

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Boss Battle competition board on an office TV

LIVE ON THE BIG SCREEN

Boss Battle turns the monthly target into an opponent. The team faces the boss on the big screen and every figure that goes in helps push the boss closer to defeat. Because it is one team against one target, the floor pulls in the same direction instead of competing with each other.

Sites and locations

YOUR SITE VS THE BOSS.

Boss Battle is designed to unite one sales floor against a shared target. Every result helps the whole site defeat the boss.

How it plays

Boss Battle in 4 steps

1
Choose the measure
Set the measure the battle runs on and the target the team is working towards.
2
Pick your boss
Choose the boss the floor takes on and add the players who are in the fight.
3
Press play
The board goes live on the TV with the boss and the team side by side.
4
Land the results
Each update moves the battle on, so progress towards the target is always visible.

You choose the measure

The manager sets the measure and the wording, then updates the figures from a phone. The board on the big screen moves as each result goes in, so nobody has to keep a leaderboard by hand.

Plays through to the finale

Once play starts, Boss Battle runs its complete animated sequence through to the finale: either the team takes the boss down or the boss holds out, and both endings play in full on the big screen.