Remote team building
Share the game screen on your call. Icebreakers, trivia and most likely to all play from phones, so nobody needs to install anything and everyone's on the same screen.
Team building works when people learn something real about each other and laugh while doing it. These games do both, and the top picks work in a meeting room or on a video call.
Questions that go a little deeper than small talk, with the screen picking who answers.
Pick it if the team meets often.
Mixed-department teams buzz in on a game show board, from our sister site LiveGameShow.
Pick it if you want teams to work together fast.
Friendly teasing about habits everyone shares.
Pick it if the team already knows each other.
Squares like "has worked here five years" that people fill by talking to each other, from our sister site LiveBingo.
Pick it if you want people to mingle.
Build the tallest spaghetti tower in 18 minutes, with a marshmallow on top.
Pick it if you want to talk about how teams work.
Book a real one, or run a puzzle hunt in the office.
Pick it if you have a budget and an afternoon.
One person describes a picture, their partner draws it without seeing it.
Pick it if you want to practice clear communication.
One teammate guides a blindfolded partner through a course of obstacles with words only.
Pick it if you have open space.
Teams rank 12 items to survive a stranded scenario, then compare with an expert list.
Pick it if you want a discussion on decisions.
Everyone shares a story about something they lost and found.
Pick it if the group is small.
Each person names one thing a teammate did that helped them this month.
Pick it if you're closing a project.
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 screen on your call. Icebreakers, trivia and most likely to all play from phones, so nobody needs to install anything and everyone's on the same screen.
Ones that mix getting to know each other with working together: team building icebreakers, two truths and a lie, team trivia and the marshmallow challenge.
Phone games on a shared screen: icebreakers, trivia and most likely to.
Twenty to forty minutes is plenty for most teams.
Open it on the TV, share the code, and ask the first question in under a minute.