Challenge Types Reference

What it does

MooveTeam CMS supports 14 distinct challenge types that can be combined within a single event to create unique player experiences. Each type defines a different interaction mechanic — from knowledge quizzes and photo tasks to mini-games and GPS-based exploration.

Each type has a dedicated page explaining what the player sees, what you configure, and what each field means.

How to access

Events list → click an event name → Challenges tab → click New → select a type

For challenge management (list, create, edit, delete, import, bulk edit), see Event — Challenges.

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Type summary

#	Type	Category	Player experience
1	Questions	Knowledge	Answer multiple-choice or free-text questions
2	Hints	Narrative	Read informational content — no answer required
3	Physical Activity	Physical	Complete a physical task at a location
4	Picture / Video	Creativity	Take a photo or record a video as proof
5	Geolocated Video	Multimedia	Watch a video that plays upon arrival
6	Puzzle	Mini-game	Reassemble a jigsaw puzzle image
7	Guess the Word	Mini-game	Guess a hidden word using clues (hangman is a player-app variant)
8	Find the Pairs	Mini-game	Match identical cards in a memory game
9	Related Words	Mini-game	Group words by their relationships
10	Slot Machine	Mini-game	Spin a virtual slot machine
11	AR Shell	Mini-game	Find a hidden object using augmented reality
12	Guess the Song	Multimedia	Identify a song from an audio clip
13	Robots	Interaction	Chase or evade virtual characters on the map
14	Prizes	Reward	Spin a slot machine to win virtual prizes

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Common fields

Most challenge types share a standard set of fields for activation, map appearance, scoring, and media. Only Robots and Geolocated Video have completely different forms.

Note

The common fields are documented in detail on the Event — Challenges page. In each type page below, only the type-specific fields (those added on top of the common ones) are listed.

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Categories explained

Knowledge

Challenges where the team answers questions. Scoring is automatic based on correctness.

Narrative

Content-only challenges that provide story context or instructions. No scoring interaction — the challenge is “completed” just by viewing it.

Physical

Challenges requiring real-world physical activity. The team proves completion via photo/video or staff validation.

Creativity

Open-ended challenges where the team creates something (photo, video). Often scored manually by event staff.

Multimedia

Passive content experiences triggered by location (video, audio). Completion is automatic.

Mini-game

Interactive games played on the device screen. Scoring is automatic based on game performance (time, accuracy).

Interaction

Challenges involving dynamic virtual elements on the map (robots). The team must physically move to interact.

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Choosing the right type

Tip

Mix multiple challenge types within a single event to keep players engaged. A good balance is 40-50% knowledge-based, 20-30% creative/physical, and 20-30% mini-games.

Goal	Recommended types
Test knowledge	Questions
Tell a story	Hints, Geolocated Video
Encourage creativity	Picture/Video
Add physical movement	Physical Activity, Robots
Gamify with mini-games	Puzzle, Guess the Word, Pairs, Slot Machine, Related Words
Use augmented reality	AR Shell
Musical entertainment	Guess the Song
Reward for reaching a location	Physical Activity

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Related pages

• Event — Challenges — Challenge management (list, create, edit, delete, import, bulk edit)
• Concepts — Challenge Types — Conceptual overview with use case examples
• Challenge Types (Player App) — How players experience each challenge type