Corporate Team Missions
Short rounds give colleagues clear attack, defence, support, and reset roles without requiring a complicated game briefing.

Corporate Nerf Gun / Foam Dart Battle Singapore
Corporate foam dart battle
Hosted Team Missions With Clear Rules
Team up for short missions with foam-dart blasters. Plan your moves, cover a teammate, and head back to the reload zone between rounds. Our hosts explain the rules and safety points, mark the play area, and allow time to collect the darts.
Hosted Foam Dart Battle for corporate teams
Ask us to check venue fit
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Short rounds give colleagues clear attack, defence, support, and reset roles without requiring a complicated game briefing.
Capture, defend, escort, or reload-zone missions give teams a reason to coordinate.
Toy blaster play needs clear venue approval, boundaries, eyewear decisions, and cleanup planning before confirmation.
Activity fit
Add the details you know. You can review your choices in the Event Planner before sending an enquiry.
Final scope depends on venue comfort, boundaries, eyewear decisions, cleanup flow, timing, and group size.
Best when the venue is comfortable with toy-blaster play and reset breaks.
Have your own venue in mind? We can check whether it is suitable.
Boundaries, no-go areas, reload zones, and cleanup timing should be clear before confirmation.
Suggested starting point
Play Foam Dart Battle at The Cage @ Kallang, where our team will set up and run the games.
Add your group size so we can work out whether you need one mission zone or rotation zones for Foam Dart Battle.
Suggested starting point
Play Foam Dart Battle at The Cage @ Kallang, where our team will set up and run the games.
Add your group size so we can work out whether you need one mission zone or rotation zones for Foam Dart Battle.
Venue check needed
Choose this when you already have a location in mind, such as hall, school space, office event room, function space, or sheltered activity area.
Send us the address or venue type. We will check venue approval, boundaries, eyewear decisions, cleanup flow, shelter, access, and timing before recommending the setup.
Let Cohesion recommend
Still deciding where to hold your event? We can help you compare The Cage @ Kallang with your own venue.
Tell us your possible dates, approximate group size, and how active your team wants to be. We will suggest a suitable setup.
Looks like a fit
Tell us your group size, venue, and timing so we can plan Foam Dart Battle for your team.
Tell us your group size, venue, and timing so we can suggest how to run the session.
Check setup first
Tell us about your venue and group. Before you book, we will check the playing space, ground surface, access, and backup plan for wet weather.
Tell us your group size, venue, and timing so we can suggest how to run the session.
Compare options
Choose Foam Dart Battle if your team wants toy blasters and your venue allows foam darts. Laser Tag is another option if you prefer a game without darts to collect afterwards.
Tell us your group size, venue, and timing so we can suggest how to run the session.
Activity fit
For teams who enjoy Nerf-style games, Foam Dart Battle brings short missions and foam-dart blasters to a hosted session. We check your venue, explain where to play and reload, and plan breaks to collect the darts.
Set play zones, no-go areas, waiting areas, and reset paths before the first round.
Teams rotate through short objective rounds instead of unmanaged free play.
Foam darts need collection breaks, reset timing, and a final room sweep.

Ways to play
03 game modes
Keep rounds short, objective-led, and easy to reset so the activity feels exciting without becoming chaotic.

How It Plays
Teams go head to head in short timed rounds, scoring through clear foam-dart hit calls and facilitator-managed resets.
What Teams Practice

How It Plays
Teams balance attack and defence while trying to retrieve the opposing flag and bring it back to their own base.
What Teams Practice

How It Plays
Teams compete to control a zone, target, or clicker-style scoring point, keeping everyone active with quick respawns.
What Teams Practice
Brief continuation
Your setup, group size, timing, pace, and next step stay attached as you continue. Review the same brief in the planner or open it in WhatsApp without starting over.
Same brief, no retyping. Your choices stay attached.
Nothing is booked until you approve the final proposal.
Your live brief
Still to add: group size, event date, preferred time, pace, and what you need.
The planner opens in a new tab with these choices attached.
Programme
A hosted Foam Dart Battle session starts with boundaries and safety rules, then runs through short mission rounds with reset and cleanup windows.
Our hosts explain the rules, manage turns, and adjust the pace for your group.
Facilitators confirm play boundaries, no-go areas, protective eyewear rules, no-headshot rules, and reset flow.
Participants learn how the toy blasters, foam darts, reload zones, and collection breaks work.
Teams rotate through objective-based games with simple scoring and controlled resets.
The session ends with a closing mission, dart collection, and room reset before the next event segment.
Compare before you commit
Compare games, venues, and plans for rain to help your team decide.
Compare all activitiesShortlist the closest formats by energy, venue fit, group size, and comfort level.
FormatsActivity types guideCheck whether the brief needs a head-to-head game, station rotation, route format, or lower-intensity plan.
WeatherIndoor vs outdoor plannerCheck where you can play and what to do if it rains.
Event examples
These case studies and past event examples help you compare how Cohesion events are planned, framed, and handed off when a page does not yet have a perfect one-to-one case study.
See how other groups used active games, rotations, and shared meals to bring people together.
Use these examples to shape group size, timing, and the right level of energy.
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See which games other teams chose and how their events were organised.
Browse case studiesEvent add-ons
Stay for a meal or dessert after the games. We can help arrange the food and drinks, and work out the timing with your venue.
Ask us what add-ons make sense once the venue, group size, and event length are confirmed.
Powered by Sunday Roast BBQ
Stay for a BBQ after the games, whether you are celebrating a team achievement or catching up with colleagues.
BBQ menus from $40 per person, minimum 10 people. Final price changes with venue, setup, cleaning, timing, and support level.
Burnt Cones gelato add-on
Offer guests a cold dessert after the games or alongside a Family Day programme.
From $8/cup, minimum 20 cups. Flavours include Fior Di Latte, 85% Dark Chocolate, Bronte Pistachio, Reese's Peanut Butter, Ube, Stracciatella, and Chrysanthemum Goji Berry.
Coordinated event support
Ask us to help coordinate food, drinks, transport, and the schedule with your venue.
Priced in the event plan after we confirm group size, venue, timing, and support needs.
Package comparison
Ask us to check venue fit
Use the packages to compare mission depth, facilitation, equipment assumptions, and venue support. Final pricing follows venue approval, group size, activity window, equipment availability, protective eyewear rules, and cleanup needs.
As a rough guide, from $25 per person — a typical 20-person, 2-hour session works out to about $620 all-in. Indicative only — we confirm the exact figure once we know your venue, timing, and group size.
Core option
A hosted session with equipment, a briefing, and someone to guide each round.
Most booked
Hosts organise the teams, explain each round, and keep score as everyone takes turns.
Premium finish
Add help with food, other activities, and the rest of your event.
Why teams book this
Foam Dart Battle can make teamwork playful when the rules are tight: clear missions, safe lanes, quick resets, and a facilitator who keeps the room under control.
Teams plan movement, cover, reload timing, and objective roles across short mission rounds.
Foam dart play can feel tactical without the heavier impact of paintball or gel-blaster formats.
Mission starts, last-second tags, and reset breaks create memorable moments without a complicated setup story.
Planning guide
Scan the questions teams usually ask before booking, then open the answers that matter for your event.
Short missions create clear roles, quick resets, and visible decisions for colleagues to make together.
Attack, defence, support, reload, and scoring roles give mixed departments a shared objective without turning the session into unmanaged free play.
Choose the mission style and participation roles after checking the group's comfort level, venue rules, and activity window.
Related reading
No. This is a brand-neutral Foam Dart Battle.
We use Nerf-style as a familiar description only; final equipment and format are confirmed after venue and availability checks.
The final equipment type should be confirmed only after venue, group size, and availability checks.
Related reading
Confirm whether toy blaster play is allowed, where participants can move, and how darts will be collected.
Foam Dart Battle needs a clear venue comfort check. Shared offices, halls, schools, and event venues may have different views on toy blaster play, projectile cleanup, eyewear, and movement boundaries.
Share venue rules, room photos, and any no-go areas before we recommend the final setup.
Related reading
Use clear boundaries, no-headshot rules, reload zones, mission starts, and reset calls.
The activity should run through facilitator-led missions rather than unmanaged free play. Participants need clear rules for aiming, distance, reload zones, waiting areas, and when to stop for collection.
For indoor spaces, include reset and cleanup time in the run sheet.
Related reading
Yes, but larger groups usually need waves, squads, or mission rotations.
Larger groups should take turns in smaller squads, target challenges, or separate missions to avoid crowding the play area.
Plan who plays in each team, where people will wait, and when to pause to collect the darts.
Related reading
Before booking, confirm your group size, venue, missions, equipment, protective eyewear rules, and time to collect the darts and clear up.
The plan should cover boundaries, no-go areas, protective eyewear where required, no-headshot rules, reload zones, collection breaks, and the final equipment type.
Add those details in Event Planner so we can check the space and safety arrangements before quoting.
Related reading
Plan this activity
Have a game in mind? These guides can help you work out the budget, venue, and plans for rain.
Start my event briefSee how the games, hosts, venue, food, and prizes affect your quote.
FormatActivity Type GuideCompare different kinds of games and how much movement each involves.
ProofCase Study FinderSee how we organised past events for teams like yours.
BudgetCost CalculatorGet a rough budget for the games, venue, food, prizes, and transport.
VenueVenue ChooserCompare places to play, including indoor venues and sheltered options for rain.
FoodFood / BBQ PlanningDecide what to serve and when to take a break for food.
WeatherWeather-Safe PlannerPlan where to play if it rains.
Large groupsLarge-Group GuidePlan team sizes, turns at each game, and ways for more people to take part.
QuoteQuote ChecklistCheck what your quote includes, who will host the games, and what still needs arranging.
Event-day speechesSpeech MakerDraft a short welcome and a closing thank-you for your team.
HubPlanning HubFind guides for choosing games, setting a budget, booking a venue, and getting approval.
Final step
Your choices are attached. Add your contact details and send the rough version now; you can still change anything before the event is confirmed.
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Still to add: group size, event date, preferred time, pace, and what you need.
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Add anything the brief does not cover
Lunch, BBQ, catering, or no food needed
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Transport, reporting time, or end-time constraints
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