TRADITIONAL ONLINE GAMES
ONE BIG GROUP
Big groups mean little time to bond
Online game nights for your team.
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Real conversations. Real bonds.
Workplace friendships are linked to better engagement and retention.
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Forever.Game night, no card needed.
$29/month
7 days free, then billed monthly. Cancel anytime.Cameras on. Game night proper.
Cameras run in small groups: each team is on camera together, and the whole room comes back to one screen between rounds. For a company-wide chat with everyone talking at once, keep your usual call open alongside. Each game has its own player limit.
Team trivia, funny answers, drawing, word games and more. Try the previews above.
Never Have I Ever and Bad Cards are for adults, and team rooms never offer them.
Trivia Variety Show takes 20–30 minutes. Many other games take 5–15 minutes.
Free rooms hold 10 people, Starter 20, Team 50 and Company 100. Each game has its own player limit, and a bigger group plays at several tables.
No. Play free alongside your usual call, or add cameras to your room with a paid plan.
Yes. Open your team room in a browser tab beside your call; the room has its own chat too. On a paid plan you can skip the call and use the room’s built-in cameras instead. Either way, nothing to install.
The organizer creates the room with a verified email. Guests register with a name and a verified email for their place in the room, and can ask for a reminder before game night.
No. Video and audio travel between the players, or through a relay when a network needs one, and nothing is recorded or stored. Room chat isn’t stored either: it goes to the people in the room at the time.
Yes. 50 games and your room link are free for up to 10 people. Cameras, bigger rooms and whole-company games like Stadium Quiz come with a paid plan.
Any time, from the room’s Settings under Plan & billing. Your plan runs to the end of the period you’ve paid for, then the room carries on free. Every invoice is in the billing portal, ready to expense.
A little golf. A lot of friendly competition.
Think fast. Write funny.
Two answers walk in. One wins.
Draw badly. Lie boldly.
One line each. One faker.
One word each. Don’t match.
Four cards. Four clues. One clover.
Guess wrong. Bet right.
Think like everyone else.
Everyone is lying. Bid anyway.
Where do you land?
Crack the code. Save the day.
Draw a card. Probably survive.
One more card. Go on.
Who. With what. Where.
Twenty-five games. One champion.
Write it. Draw it. Lose it.
One draws. Everyone guesses.
Type fast. Pass it on.
Pop, drop, and bury your friends in bubbles.
Bluff, guess, and blend in.
No talking. All theatre.
Say it. Without saying it.
Tap the list. Dodge the bombs.
Describe a colour. Exactly.
Where are we, exactly?
A clue, and seven dreams.
One night. One vote.
Trust someone. Quest anyway.
Watch who you elect.
Two keys. One grid. No enemy.
Spell it. Spend it. Repeat.
Spell your way across.
The board, on your phones.
Shake. Hunt. Don’t match.
Three full sets. No mercy.
Every expedition starts 20 in the red.
Sell early, or sell big. Never both.
Sixteen words. Four hidden threads.
One word. Six guesses.
Read the room. Find the top answers.
Four answers. One clock.
One question. The whole floor.
Your own trivia variety show.
Make it up. Say it straight.
Take every tile. Fit what you can.
One code. Ten rows. All of you.
Aim. Drop. Multiply.
Flip the channel. Win the show.
Match it. Stack it. Call it.
Ten questions. One rival. Fast and right wins.
Look around. Find your somewhere.
Same dice. Different fate.