# Example

**The games are composed of 1 to 3 stages.** To move on to the next one, the player must resolve the current stage. 

Below is an example to better understand the game mechanic :

🎵**Stage 1 :** What a BIG guy! Who is he?

![](/files/ynJ2TalyUkgEdSFkVJmj)

**Expected answer :** "The Notorious BIG"

**Why :** There are 3 hints : The picture representing the young singer, the emoji 🎵 referring to music and the word "BIG" referring to his name

Of course, games could be sometimes easier than that, but sometimes more difficult..!

**Another game examples :** 

* Decode this : ZCOZLFEODNCËILFZ?CBZOZSL (It means nothing, but it could be!)
* A simple question : How many games did we run since the project started? (will you be lucky or clever?)
* Orientation : Starting from a point on Google Maps, hints are given, players have to look for visual clues, and rush the final place to win the race!
* Quizzes!
* You could also get a treasure map, videos, photos, sounds, etc... A wide variety of games!
* Finally, you may need this word to finish a game in the future : bachibouzouk 👀 


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