The Domino Effect Challenge is a hands-on team building activity built around a giant Rube Goldberg machine. Each team builds its own section, and all the sections are linked into one continuous chain reaction that runs through the whole room from a single trigger.

Teams are formed and briefed, then each team designs and builds its own section of the machine. Teams test their piece until it fires reliably, connect it to their neighbors' sections, and finally the entire machine is triggered in one big reveal, followed by a debrief.

Yes. It's based on a giant Rube Goldberg machine - an intentionally elaborate contraption that completes one simple task through a long, elegant chain reaction that every team helps build.

It scales from about 12 participants to 500 or more, in teams of 4–6. Because every team's section links into one machine, it's especially strong for large groups and conferences.

Most events run 1–3 hours, including the briefing, design, build, linking, and the final reveal and debrief. Timing can be tailored to your schedule.

It's an indoor activity. It runs comfortably in a hotel ballroom, conference center, or office space.

We recommend about 100–150 square feet and one 6ft rectangular table with chairs per team of 4–6. Full Tilt coordinates room setup with your venue, so you don't have to.

It develops collaboration, communication, creative problem-solving, planning, and execution under pressure - and it makes the value of clean hand-offs between teams impossible to miss.

Full Tilt runs the Domino Effect Challenge nationwide across the US, plus Canada and Mexico. Cost depends on group size, location, and customization — request a custom quote with your headcount and date for an accurate figure.