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Bring colleagues together with ready-made quizzes and party games. Choose a game, share the link and get everyone playing. No personal questions or advance questionnaires required.

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Year guesses, emoji clues, memes and word games

Start with one game or plan a longer social

Guests join by link or QR code

Personal stories are entirely optional

Choose a ready-made game for your team social

For a regular team catch-up, a new-starter welcome or a Friday afternoon together. Start with one game and allow extra time for joining and explaining the rules. The durations below are estimates; round settings and group discussion change the length. Check your plan before hosting.

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Year Off

For quiet guesses and surprising facts

  • ~10 min
  • 1+ players

Guess the year of an event privately on your phone. Compare answers at the reveal; the smallest total error wins. Nobody needs to give a spoken clue.

The first text message: which year would you guess?

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Google Showdown

For a quick choice everyone can make

  • ~10 min
  • 1+ players

Choose which of two terms had higher average Google search interest. Everyone answers privately, then sees the same reveal. These are recorded trend comparisons, not live search counts.

Pizza or sushi: which had higher search interest?

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The Scale

For a group that likes a good debate

  • ~20 min
  • 2+ players

Prepare clues for private targets between two opposites. Everyone else discusses each clue and makes an individual guess; each player keeps their own score.

Breakfast for dinner: ordinary or extraordinary?

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Odd Signal

For emoji clues and social deduction

  • ~20 min
  • 3+ players

Everyone receives a private word, but one word is different. Share three emojis in each of three clue exchanges, discuss the differences and vote for the odd player. Nobody is eliminated.

Would these emoji clues describe a café or a restaurant?

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Meme Match

For a team that enjoys reaction pictures

  • ~15 min
  • 3+ players

Choose a meme from your private picture cards to match a phrase. Vote for another player's entry with names hidden until the reveal. Preview the phrases and images for your group.

When the meeting ends five minutes early.

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Watch Your Words

For a small group happy to talk aloud

  • ~20 min
  • 3+ players

One person explains, another guesses and everyone else sets hidden word traps. The host checks any reported trap; roles rotate and scores are individual.

Explain airport without stepping into a hidden plane trap.

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Explain It

For a lively change of pace

  • ~25 min
  • 4+ players

Describe a word without using the forbidden clues while your teammates race to guess it. Play in two teams, rotate the clue-giver and skip a card whenever you need to.

Describe an umbrella without saying its name.

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A ready-made quiz

For a familiar shared challenge

  • Length varies
  • Group size varies

Pick a music, film or general knowledge quiz. Preview the questions and choose a topic everyone can enjoy, including new colleagues.

Mixed interests? Start with general knowledge.

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How to host the game

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The host handles the setup. Everyone else joins in their browser.

  1. Choose a game

    Pick the format for your group and time. Use a ready-made set; you do not need to write questions about your colleagues.

  2. Get the room ready

    Sign in as the host, review the game and test your screen and sound. Share the link or QR code when you are ready for people to join.

  3. Play together

    Explain the rules, run a practice turn and start. Guests use their phones without installing an app or creating an account.

Personal when you want it

Celebrating a team anniversary or farewell? Add a few team photos and memories, alongside questions new colleagues can answer too.

Common questions

Do we need to prepare questions about our colleagues?

No. Year Off, Google Showdown, Odd Signal, Meme Match, Watch Your Words, The Scale, Explain It and ready-made quizzes provide the prompts. The Scale also asks guests to write clues for private targets before the guessing rounds.

Who runs the game?

Choose one organiser to set up and host. They sign in, explain the rules and help the group join. Guests do not need accounts or an app.

How many people can play?

Year Off and Google Showdown can start with one guest; The Scale needs two. Odd Signal, Meme Match and Watch Your Words need at least three, and Explain It needs four across two teams. Check your plan for the maximum player allowance.

What equipment do we need?

For these hosted games, prepare a shared screen, guest phones and an internet connection. Music quizzes need sound. Leave time to check the joining link and run a practice question or turn.

Can we play remotely?

For a remote session, share the host display in your existing video call and let guests open the game link on another device or browser window. Check screen sharing, audio and the joining flow before the session; unison does not provide the video call.

Can we just play one game?

Yes. Choose one ready-made game for a short session. If you want a longer event, use a team-social plan to bring several activities together.

Choose a game for your next team social

Start with one ready-made game. Add another activity if you are planning a longer gathering.

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