Office games on a video call
Share the game tab on your call and post the join code in the chat. People play on their phones, so the call stays on the game and nobody has to juggle windows.
Not every office game needs a party. These fit into the first five minutes of a meeting, a Friday afternoon or a team call, and most need nothing but a screen and everyone's phone.
One question, one minute each. The screen picks who answers, then it's on to the agenda.
Pick it if you have five minutes before the meeting starts.
Fast picks on a shared screen. Works on a video call too.
Pick it if you want everyone to play in two minutes.
Light, professional questions for new hires and new teams.
Pick it if someone new joined this week.
A 20-minute trivia board with phone buzzers, from our sister site LiveGameShow.
Pick it if it's Friday afternoon.
Buzzwords on every phone, from our sister site LiveBingo. Play quietly.
Pick it if the all-hands is long.
Work-safe themes, like your first job or your commute.
Pick it if you're doing a team retreat.
A list of things to find around the office in ten minutes.
Pick it if you're all in the office.
Post a funny photo in the team chat and vote on the best caption.
Pick it if the team lives in chat.
Share photos of desks and guess whose is whose.
Pick it if the team just went hybrid.
Guess each teammate's coffee order. Winner gets their next one free.
Pick it if there's a coffee run anyway.
Pick a weird word each morning and give a point to anyone who sneaks it into a meeting.
Pick it if the team likes a running joke.
Randomly pair people from different teams for lunch.
Pick it if teams rarely mix.
Open the game on a TV, a laptop or a projector. The screen shows a six-digit code and a QR code.
Everyone scans the QR or types the code at LivePartyGames.com. Nobody has to install an app or make an account.
Every phone answers in secret, then the big screen shows what the room picked.
Share the game tab on your call and post the join code in the chat. People play on their phones, so the call stays on the game and nobody has to juggle windows.
Five-minute ones: this or that, a meeting icebreaker, Friday trivia and meeting bingo.
Yes. Share your screen and everyone plays on their phone.
Yes, all the live games here are free to start.
Open it on the TV, share the code, and ask the first question in under a minute.