For a team meeting, stand-up or remote social on Teams: games that run in the browser alongside the call, with no Teams app to install.
Pick a game
Send the link (guests join free, no download or sign-up)
Play on your own phones
One host’s Plus covers everyone: rooms up to 24 for Top Answers and bingo, longer games, no per‑person fees. US$4.99/month or US$29/year for the host. Guests join free, with no account or app.
See At Yours PlusMicrosoft’s own Games for Work app for Teams is no longer available: Microsoft added a note to its launch post on 24 May 2024 saying so. The simplest way to play now is a browser game alongside the meeting. For a board game such as Top Answers, the host shares that browser window and everyone answers on their phone; for room games such as Who Said That?, everyone opens the link on their own phone and Teams carries the voices. Every game starts free, and one host’s At Yours Plus covers up to 24 people.
Two ways to play, depending on the game. Neither needs a Teams app or anything from IT.
For Top Answers and trivia in TV mode.
For Who Said That?, Would You Rather, Draw & Guess and the other room games.
One or two rounds at the start of a Teams meeting. Everyone picks on their phone and the room reveals together.
Two options, one quick pick: early start or late finish, call or message. Everyone picks on their phone, then the room reveals.
Free: 6 complete roundsAt Yours Plus: 12 or 24 rounds and every deck to print
Pick a side in secret, predict a coworker’s choice, then reveal together. Questions written for work.
Free: 6 complete roundsAt Yours Plus: 12 or 24 rounds and every deck to print
Long enough for a full free game. Send the link before the meeting so people are ready when you start.
Everyone answers a light, work-safe prompt on their phone. Guess who wrote each anonymous answer, then flip the cards together.
Free: 3 write-and-guess roundsAt Yours Plus: 6 or 9 rounds and 90 more prompts
One person draws a secret word live while everyone else races to type it. Everyone takes a turn, and stick figures are welcome.
Free: A complete 2-round gameAt Yours Plus: More rounds and seasonal word packs
A social or end-of-week slot. Share the board for Top Answers or a trivia round; the free game holds 8 players and the host’s At Yours Plus 24.
Everyone answers a quick survey on their phone, then two teams buzz in to find what the room said most. Share the board on the call.
Free: 3 boards for up to 8 playersAt Yours Plus: Up to 24 players and every pack
Secret bids for desk lamps, plants and coffee. Outbid coworkers, grab the bargains and build the best desk.
Free: 4 complete roundsAt Yours Plus: 9 rounds, bargain markets and windfalls
Read the steps aloud and start. Use the meeting chat for answers and votes.
Everyone sums up their week in one word, out loud or in the meeting chat. No explanation needed; follow-up questions are welcome.
Each person says three short things: two true, one made up. Everyone guesses the lie in the chat before the reveal.
Give a prompt (the oldest thing on your desk, the most useful mug) and a minute to find it. Show it on camera or describe it.
Everyone names three things they’d take to a desert island. Vote in the chat for the most useful kit and the most creative.
What’s current, as of October 2026.
Microsoft launched Games for Work in November 2022: a pilot Teams app with Solitaire, Minesweeper, Wordament and IceBreakers for meetings. On 24 May 2024 Microsoft updated its launch post to say “The Games for Work pilot app for Teams is no longer available.” Some older lists still recommend it.
Microsoft’s note says other social apps remain in the Teams app store. Your organisation’s Teams admin decides which apps people can add, and can allow or block third-party apps. At Yours isn’t a Teams app: it’s a web link, so there is nothing to add or approve in Teams.
Sources, checked as of October 2026: Microsoft’s Games for Work post and its 24 May 2024 update, Share content in Teams meetings, Manage apps in the Teams admin center.
Kahoot!, Microsoft Teams and Zoom are trademarks of their owners; At Yours is not affiliated.
Every game here starts free, with no account for anyone. At Yours Plus, at US$4.99/month or US$29/year for the host, opens the longer games, more word packs and prompts, and Top Answers rooms for 24. No per‑person fees. Guests never pay.
Not any more. Microsoft’s Games for Work pilot app, with Solitaire, Minesweeper, Wordament and IceBreakers, is no longer available: Microsoft added a note saying so to its launch post on 24 May 2024. Other apps in the Teams app store depend on what your organisation’s admin allows. Browser games such as Top Answers or Who Said That? need no Teams app at all.
Open the game in your web browser. Either share that window (select Share in the meeting controls, then choose the window) or paste the room link into the meeting chat so everyone plays on their own phone. Teams keeps carrying the voices.
One or two rounds of This or That or Would You Rather: two options, everyone picks on their phone, and the room reveals together. With no tech at all, a one-word check-in takes about two minutes.
No. They open the link in a web browser on a phone or computer and type a nickname. Only the host needs At Yours Plus, for the longer games and bigger rooms.
Room games hold 2–10 people, depending on the game. Top Answers takes up to 8 players free and 24 with the host’s At Yours Plus. For a bigger meeting, split into breakout rooms with a host each, or play trivia on the shared screen with teams answering aloud.
No. Microsoft Teams is a trademark of its owner; At Yours is not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft.
