Icebreaker a viking voyage

Apple has named Icebreaker: A Viking Voyage it’s App of the Week for this week. This means that from now through next Thursday, you’ll be able to pick up the popular game for both iPhone and iPad for free—a decent savings of $1.For those who aren’t familiar with the game, it was created by Angry Birds hit-maker Rovio Entertainment and Nitrome. It’s essentially a Cut The Rope-style physics-based puzzler, which has you rescuing vikings from blocks of ice.From the App Store Editors’ Notes:Rescue frozen Vikings and collect treasure in Nitrome’s ingenious physics-based puzzler. Based around a few easy-to-learn mechanics, Icebreaker’s creative scenarios are a brain-teasing delight, while the game’s oddball humor and adorable visuals make it a fun diversion for any player.The game features 140 levels in three different lands, each filled with vikings, trolls, deadly theme park rides and of course, plenty of ice. There are also loads of side quests, unlockable secrets, and epic boss battles at major checkpoints.Here’s a video showing gameplay:If you want to check it out, you can find Icebreaker: A Viking Voyage in the App Store for free (until next Thursday). It’s worth noting that there are several in-app purchases available, so be careful what you tap on.

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Holiday that wasn’t part of your home culture? 31. Icebreaker questions for culinary delights!Food certainly is the way to most peoples’ stomachs. Since none of us can go for long without eating, use this as a basis for your teams to get to know each other better. You’ll be spicing up team building with quick icebreaker questions revolving around all things edible. These questions slice through the ice like a hot knife through butter! Here are some questions to get you started:In a food fight, what would be your go-to food weapon of choice? (ours is spaghetti, for maximum carnage!)What’s your guilty pleasure snack you don’t tell everyone about?What’s the weirdest food combination that you actually enjoy?Icebreakers for bigger team meetingsNot every icebreaker can be carried out in a packed-out room with hundreds of attendees. Our next icebreakers are designed with bigger teams in mind, focused on keeping the energy levels up for bigger groups.32. Beachball bonanzaOur first activity involves a giant inflatable beachball which is perfectly suited for icebreaking in large teams. Beachball Bonanza is a high-energy activity that gets everyone chatting. Prepare a massive beachball before the icebreaking session. Write light, friendly icebreaking questions on the ball like “What’s a talent you wish you had?” or “Who’s the best cook in your family?” As the ball is bounced around the room, a person catches it and answers whichever question their right index finger is pointing to. Easy fun!33. Kram SenojWe hope we caught your attention with this nonsense name. The basic premise of this activity is for people to introduce themselves by saying their name, backwards! Does the title make sense now? Well, if your name’s Mark Jones, it sure will! Try to encourage everyone to think about how their name sounds backward. It might sound like the name of a Viking warlord, or a French aristocrat. This one’s great for big teams meeting for the first time.34. Teambuilding on the map!Very often, the best teams are made up of diverse members with unique insights and perspectives. If your large team has many international members, using “Teambuilding on the map” is a great way to get conversations flowing.Your map can be physical or digital (like Google Maps). Depending on the amount of international members, set a task where they mark different countries on the map. These could be “Mark the place where you are from,” or “Mark the countries you have been to.” Sharing hometowns and travel experiences always brings teams closer together.35. Compliment chain reaction“Compliment chain reaction” uses positive reinforcement as the basis for kickstarting ice-breaking conversations. This one is great for large teams. Start things off by complimenting one team member, then have them pass a