"This Person Does Not Exist" Game

This little Agile Game I invented myself some weeks ago.

I had one test with an agile Open Space Community and I think they had a lot of fun.

It bears no resemblance to any games I know... :-)

Uli Mueller 2022

Notice:

The people shown on the pictures do not exist.

They have been generated by the AI ​​Face Generator on the this-person-does-not-exist.com website.

GOAL OF THE GAME:

• This game is originally meant to be an Icebreaker - it's supposed to be fun...

• But it also offers an opportunity to reflect on how one usually judges people

• In addition, with the optional step 4, you can discuss together in the team how to keep a cross-functional team made up of different characters together.

• It also allows you to reflect about how different characters can influence the team.

NUMBER OF PLAYERS: 2-12

TIME: 20 - 60 min. (depends on using the optional parts)

INSTRUCTION:

First Step (about 4 min.):

• Go to https://this-person-does-not-exist.com/en.

• Keep clicking "Refresh Image" until you find a photo of someone who might be your co-worker.

• Use the right mouse button over the image and copy it to the clipboard ("Save image as" dialog)

• Go to your Miro board and paste the graphic from the clipboard with ctrl+v (win) or command+v (mac).

• Click on the picture in Miro and a small circle will appear at the edge where you can grab and scale the picture. Drag it to a size that fits in the pre-made frame in the workspace below. Move your picture there.

Second Step (about 4 min.):

• Give the person in your picture a suitable first and last name.

• Think of a job (colleague) for the person.

• Describe the main character traits of the person

Third Step (1-2 min. per person)

• Introduce the new person to your Team.

Fourth Step (optional - about 10 - 15 min.):

• Copy the picture into the Team Area on the right side and create a cross functional team together.

• Which role does which person have?

• How do the characters get along?

Fifth Step (optional - about 4 min.):

• Google the web for a person with the same name as your virtual person and see if there are any similarities between the two.