Every team plays on one device
Each team picks a representative who writes on one phone or laptop, the others advise. A team is one player in the game.
For teams and companies
A quick icebreaker for meetings, Friday team calls or company events. You play on phones and in the browser, with no installation, and in ten minutes it's clear who's the quickest thinker. For big events turn on the audience game.
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Five minutes, one game, then on to the agenda. Everybody laughs and the meeting starts in a good mood.
The team meets on a video call, everybody plays in their own browser and the points are counted automatically.
Several teams play, the rest of the company watches and votes on the words. Audience game
Something fun between dinner and the party. Split into teams and compete for the most original words.
Each team picks a representative who writes on one phone or laptop, the others advise. A team is one player in the game.
Show the QR code on the shared screen or send the link in the chat. Whoever is not writing watches as a viewer, no account and no app needed.
Viewers vote on each word: is it valid or not? The teams see the sum of the votes next to their answers.
At the end everybody sees the results, and the viewers vote on the categories of the next round.
Send the link in advance and the game starts by itself at the agreed time. Everybody joins and nobody waits.
The Game Master ends the rounds and decides on disputed words.
So that everybody has the same amount of time and the game keeps moving, set a fixed time for the round. The round ends when the limit runs out and the game runs at the pace you set.
Want the game just for your colleagues? Only logged-in players can join.
The other colleagues can watch the game, vote and send reactions.
Yes. Everybody plays in their own browser and the video call is for chatting and sharing the screen.
No. A link is enough. The facilitator logs in if they want the advanced features.
From two players. For big events turn on the audience game, where the others watch and vote.
The classics, or add your own work-related ones: colleagues, products, abbreviations, clients.