Resources

Startup learning game resources

Nine Lives Studio offers startup learning game resources for educators, facilitators, program teams and founders. The goal is to help you choose a format that matches the learner, the session length and the decision you want to teach.

Resource paths

Lesson planner

Use the planner when you need a practical teaching or workshop structure with a goal, game mechanic, team task, feedback moment and debrief.

Format selection

Use a short decision path when you are comparing worksheets, board-style exercises, live workshops, online simulations and full startup games.

Fe/male Switch App

Use Fe/male Switch App when the learner wants to play through a full women-first startup game experience.

Pick the format by learning job

A useful startup learning game starts with the job it should do. Then the format can follow.

Introduce startup choices

Use a short classroom activity so learners can compare decisions quickly.

Plan a lesson or workshop

Use the lesson planner so the facilitator gets structure before running the session.

Practice tradeoffs

Use a decision exercise where constraints make choices visible.

Run a full game path

Use Fe/male Switch App when the user wants a product experience.

What the resources avoid

Nine Lives Studio avoids shallow gamification claims. A useful entrepreneurship game does not promise startup success. It creates better practice conditions: clear constraints, real tradeoffs, feedback and reflection.