If you've got an office network, have you ever tried running with [u]DEFCON[/u] ??
It's got various modes of play but in an office, by far the best mode is to set deploy all your forces at start of business (or get into work 10 minutes early and catch your colleagues on the hop), running DEFCON in 'realtime' (the scenario plays out through an entire working day) and a little Nuclear Icon in your systray will flash when one of the opposing nations has made an unanticipated move, or the threat-scale has escalated.
Throughout ALL of this activity, there is no sign of the game (unless you activate the window), other than work colleagues all trying to figure out what each other are doing.
I reckon anything that gets the workforce into the building EARLY and builds a more cohesive workforce to boot, cannot be frowned upon by management. [b]But then I [u]would[/u] say that being a bit of a computer geek![/b]
http://www.introversion.co.uk/defcon/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DEFCON_(computer_game)
With DEFCON your Company or Department or Room can host its very own, custom-built, Global Thermonuclear War.
OH! - and it's from a British software company and I know 2 of the Scottish coders.
What more could you want? :)