Game · Simulation · Decision-making
Wargame
Deciding under uncertainty is learned in real situations.
½ day9 to 20 playersIn person





A wargame is a strategic simulation: participants take on the roles of actors in a crisis situation, make economic, diplomatic or military decisions, and see the consequences as the game unfolds.
A wargame on the conflict between Taiwan and China is available: each team plays a nation involved in the conflict and must weigh up economics, diplomacy and force.
Custom: the wargame is a format I can adapt. I design a wargame on any other situation, real or fictional, based on your objectives.
What participants take away
The game trains participants in decision-making in an uncertain, complex and constrained environment, and familiarises them with it.
Who is it for?
Higher education institutions, secondary schools (MUN, HGGSP specialty) and companies. It can also be organised for a wider audience, depending on the circumstances.
MUN = Model United Nations. HGGSP = the French secondary school specialty in history, geography, geopolitics and political science.


Integration into a course
This game is also part of my introductory geopolitics module, where it makes it possible to move from theory to practice.
Availability
Available to run. Custom design possible.
More than 50 people have already played it.
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Do you have a need in training, games or AI, even if it’s still vague? Describe it to me in a few lines: I’ll reply within 48 hours so we can work out how to move forward together.
Where I work
In person in the Greater Geneva area and beyond (France, Switzerland, Belgium and elsewhere, depending on logistics), and online anywhere.
