A community-run library of agile & scrum learning games — explore, facilitate, and share.

Plan a workshop, energize a training, or spark a conversation. Explore hundreds of games, simulations, and activities — from quick icebreakers to full-length exercises.

Browse Games →Submit a Game 👥 Global community📘 Since 2008⭐ Peer-reviewed postsGames create a safe space to experiment with frameworks, build empathy, and make abstract concepts tangible. They help teams internalize ideas faster than slides ever could.

• Encourage participation and inclusion
• Reveal system constraints through play
• Practice iterative delivery & continuous improvement

*Check each post for author-specified license.

Born after Agile2008, TastyCupcakes curates games, simulations, and activities that help teams discover better ways of working.

Started by practitioners Michael McCullough and Don McGreal, the project began as a simple place to share game formats used in training and consulting. It quickly grew into a global repository of contributions from coaches, trainers, teachers, and curious teams.

The mission is simple: make learning engaging, inclusive, and sticky. We publish concise, ready-to-run instructions with tips for facilitation, remote variants, and debriefs — so you can focus on your participants.

To ensure longevity, many classics are also mirrored on AgileAlliance.org. Here, we continue to experiment, remix, and translate games while preserving author attribution and intent.

Founded 2008Volunteer-maintainedOpen contributionsTranslations welcome

Editorial Guidelines

Clear purpose, materials, setup, facilitation steps, remote options, and debrief questions. Include safety considerations and inclusive language.

Community Code of Conduct

Be kind. Credit original authors. Share improvements. No commercial spam. Report issues responsibly.

Meetups & Events

Host or join community meetups to playtest new activities. Share notes and artifacts back with the community.

Clear purpose, materials, setup, facilitation steps, remote options, and debrief questions. Include safety considerations and inclusive language.

Community Code of Conduct

Be kind. Credit original authors. Share improvements. No commercial spam. Report issues responsibly.

Meetups & Events

Host or join community meetups to playtest new activities. Share notes and artifacts back with the community.

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🔎Your contributions keep the library vibrant. Here’s how to submit a high-quality post.

Write a clear guide

State the learning goals, timing, materials, setup, steps, variations, remote tips, and a debrief. Add inclusive facilitation guidance.

Credit & license

List all authors and sources. Choose a license (e.g., CC BY-SA) if you want others to reuse and adapt your work.

Submit & iterate

Publish a draft, collect feedback, and iterate. Tag your post (e.g., Scrum, Retrospective, Remote) to help others find it.

State the learning goals, timing, materials, setup, steps, variations, remote tips, and a debrief. Add inclusive facilitation guidance.

List all authors and sources. Choose a license (e.g., CC BY-SA) if you want others to reuse and adapt your work.

Publish a draft, collect feedback, and iterate. Tag your post (e.g., Scrum, Retrospective, Remote) to help others find it.

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What is TastyCupcakes?

A community-run, non-commercial hub of agile & scrum learning games — contributed, remixed, and refined by practitioners around the world since 2008.

Who founded it?

TastyCupcakes was co-founded by Michael McCullough and Don McGreal after sharing a series of games at Agile2008. Today, the community carries the torch by curating, improving, and mirroring content for longevity.

Can I submit a game?

Absolutely. We welcome new games, remixes, and translations. See the Contribute section for submission tips and editorial guidelines.

Can I use the games commercially?

Most posts are shared by their authors under permissive terms for educational use. Always check the license on each game. When in doubt, ask the author.

Is there a canonical archive?

Many classic games are also mirrored with permanent URLs at AgileAlliance.org for preservation. We keep cross-links updated where possible.

A community-run, non-commercial hub of agile & scrum learning games — contributed, remixed, and refined by practitioners around the world since 2008.

TastyCupcakes was co-founded by Michael McCullough and Don McGreal after sharing a series of games at Agile2008. Today, the community carries the torch by curating, improving, and mirroring content for longevity.

Absolutely. We welcome new games, remixes, and translations. See the Contribute section for submission tips and editorial guidelines.

Most posts are shared by their authors under permissive terms for educational use. Always check the license on each game. When in doubt, ask the author.

Many classic games are also mirrored with permanent URLs at AgileAlliance.org for preservation. We keep cross-links updated where possible.

We’re volunteer-maintained. The best way to reach us is via the form — we’ll route your message to a moderator.

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