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CinQ Simulation

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CinQ, multiplayer simulation

Turn live behaviour into AI‑ready capability.

Five professionals and an AI teammate tackle live, time‑critical missions where shared intelligence and rapid decisions decide success.

Deploy securely on desktop, mobile, or cloud to scale performance enterprise‑wide.

what is CinQ?

CinQ is a purpose‑built, 3D multiplayer simulation engineered for corporate capability activation with:

  • Five interdependent roles + one AI teammate to replicate real cross‑functional collaboration with asymmetric information and tools.

  • A real‑time Unity3D architecture to keep every action live, mirroring real execution conditions.

  • A dedicated coach dashboard and scorecard engine to track strategy, communication, adaptability, trust, and execution as they happen.

  • 40+ dynamic missions (~80 hours of live play) to sustain repeated, high‑value capability sprints.

  • Secure deployment options (Windows, macOS, Android, and browser streaming) to meet any compliance bar and requiring zero gaming background.

CinQ reveals how teams truly operate with AI in the loop, then turns that insight into targeted sprints that accelerate readiness for high‑change, high‑stakes work.

how CinQ works

5 player roles

CinQ's 5 playable characters: hacker, technician, planner, engineer, acrobat.

Each role has unique skills, responsibilities, information, and interfaces.

6th AI team member

A partial screenshot from CinQ showing a participant asking a question to ODILE, the mission's built-in AI assistant.

Fully briefed agent that contributes, challenges, and collaborates live.

coaching UI

A screenshot of the CinQ coach view, observing a player's screen, live.

Dedicated facilitator interface with full visibility, timeline tracking, and performance scoring.

Dynamic environments

A montage of multiple screenshots of CinQ showing multiple different versions of the ventilation system as an example of dynamic content within the experience.

Missions shift logic, patterns, and maps every time.

Scorecard engine

CinQ scorecard example: scoring grid from 1 to 5 across 4 categories: strategy & vision, teamwork & communication, evaluation & problem solving, execution & performance.

Tracks team performance in leadership, initiative, adaptability, communication, and trust.

Customizable

Screenshot from the CinQ video game, representing the inside of a futuristic research laboratory.

Fully customizable learning framework to best fit your target skills and training needs.

real-time co-op simulation

Most platforms call themselves “multiplayer” because multiple people can interact with the same content. CinQ is different, it uses real-time, teamwork-dependent, gameplay built around 5 unique player roles.

It’s a fully synchronous, role-based simulation built in Unity3D, where progress depends on coordination, decision-making, and collaboration with an embedded AI teammate:

A montage of CinQ screenshots illustrating how each character has a unique role and abilities.

Each player has unique tools, information, and responsibilities

A montage of CinQ screenshots showing 5 players interacting in the same 3D environment in real-time.

All actions happen live: no pausing, no turn-taking

A screenshot from CinQ with the player characters behind bars, and bold text over the screen: “you failed, try again”.

Close the execution gap: review, adjust, and relaunch

A screenshot of the CinQ coach view, including some of the tools used to manage and facilitate the experience.

Coaches observe and influence gameplay in real time using a dedicated in-game overlay

Flexible deployment across platforms

CinQ is accessible across major platforms: Windows (Microsoft Store available), macOS, Android (Play Store available), and browser-based cloud delivery.

Teams can run the simulation locally or stream it securely, with no installation required on cloud.

Windows

macOS

Android

Cloud

Each deployment method supports a consistent, low-friction learning experience, regardless of technical skill or device. No gaming background is needed.

why CinQ matters

Effective teams operate, adapt, and collaborate, in motion, not just under perfect conditions.

  • Behavior changes through performance under pressure

  • Leadership, communication, and collaboration improve through *interaction with impact

  • AI fluency grows through lived experience, not passive awareness

  • Role-based, adaptive multiplayer is the only format that can replicate true team execution

Feature Typical "multiplayer" platforms CinQ simulation
Simulation architecture Web-based branching logic or static 2D experiences Real-time co-op simulation built in Unity3D with live server sync
Player roles Identical user experience, no interdependence 5 unique human roles + 1 AI teammate with asymmetric tools and views
Game state Static or turn-based content, often non-reactive Synchronous, dynamic environment that adapts in real time
Decision pressure Paused or asynchronous inputs, no real consequences Real-time team decisions under constraints and risk
AI collaboration No AI, or rule-based scripted prompts Embedded AI teammate interacts live with humans
Facilitation tools Post-session feedback or quiz summaries Live coach dashboard with role monitoring and performance analytics
Replayability Fixed scenarios or storyboards Infinite mission variations and randomized logic paths
Tech stack Web-first content platforms, often LMS plug-ins Multiplayer video game with real-time server architecture
An illustration based on a photo of an early CinQ testing event in 2016.

A decade of real-World development and deployment

CinQ is the result of 10 years of applied R&D, blending multiplayer game design, AI integration, and behavioral science into a single system for building team performance.

This isn’t a prototype. It’s a mature, enterprise-tested platform refined through hundreds of live team deployments across industries, sectors, and challenge types.

The outcome? A fully operational capability engine ready to scale, ready to perform, and already delivering measurable results in real conditions.