Split into teams of five or six, you are given a tablet showing the city and the coins each location is worth. The skill is in choosing. That far-off spot pays well, but it costs time you will not have somewhere else. At every location a question or task appears that you solve together before the coins are yours.
The clock is running, so your route and your division of roles both feed into the score. Who reads the map, who watches the time, who decides when opinions differ? Along the way you pass places colleagues walk past every day without noticing. You get to know the city better, and each other with it, because a group that has to choose soon shows who pushes and who gives way.
