Play online or print. Make a night of it. Try a free game

Less awkward.
More “one more round”.

A shared laugh should not require a forced icebreaker. Outbid a coworker, decode a drawing or guide a partner with clues only you can see.

2–10 per room, depending on the game · phones & computers · own voice call

Start a free team gameTry it solo first
Sculpted pumpkins, harvest treats, Christmas gifts and playful desk collectiblesSecret bids. A shared reveal. A collection worth fighting for.

Remote teams plans?
Start here.

Player counts and setup up front.
One host. Free guests.

2–8 · private screens · 4 rounds free

Gather & Grab: Desk Dash

Pick a collectible, bid in secret and reveal together. Build pairs and sets while reading your rivals. Nine-round matches are included with All Access.

Host a free match

1 player + 3 bots · complete free match

Gather & Grab, on your own

Learn the same bidding rules before inviting anyone. All four themes, four rounds, final scores and unlimited fresh matches.

Play solo free

3–10 · private screens · 2 free rounds

A Little Nonsense

Invent explanations for fictional objects. Vote anonymously and see whose bluff fooled the room.

Try bluffing

2 · private screens · first island free

Pocket Expedition

One person has the map; the other has destination clues. Talk through two routes and swap roles.

Try a co-op route

A gathering that
gets going.

Use this running order as a guide. Take your own pace; these games do not force a countdown.

A practical 30-minute virtual holiday party plan

Get settled

Send the room link alongside your regular call link. Tell people the player count, that nicknames work, and that a camera is optional.

Play together

For two to eight players, start with four rounds of Desk Dash. For three to eight, try the office drawing deck. For three to ten, bluff and vote in A Little Nonsense.

Make a night of it

For a larger event, split into rooms within each game’s limit. Each paid room needs a host with access; free rooms need no account. Leave five minutes to regroup and share a favorite moment.

Before everyone arrives.

Do we need a team license or a paid account each?

No. Free rooms are free for everyone. For a full room, one host uses a supported game purchase or All Access; guests pay nothing and need no accounts. Ordinary internal work events are covered. The purchase does not increase the game’s seat limit.

What is free, and what does All Access add?

The solo bidding game is completely free. The multiplayer bidding match includes four complete rounds and scores. Drawing telephone includes a three-turn taster. All Access adds nine-round bidding matches, 6–8-turn drawing chains and the rest of the included collection for $4.99/month or $29/year (USD). Only the host pays; guests join free. See what membership includes.

Can we use phones? Do we need to share a screen?

For the bidding and drawing rooms, each player opens the invitation on their own phone, tablet or computer. Tap controls or use a keyboard. Use a separate voice call if apart. Do not share a private bid or drawing screen. The family quiz is different: a host shares one screen and the group gives answers.

What happens if someone disconnects?

Open the invitation in the same browser to recover a saved seat, or use your private recovery code. If necessary, ask the host to approve a move to another device. In Gather & Grab, the host can pass for a missing player after a minute. Rooms expire after two hours.

Want printed or facilitated activities? See the full office collection, including shared-screen and workshop packs. Our games are optional social activities, not employee assessment tools.

Bring a little occasion
to game night.

Halloween mischief, after-dinner rivalry and office laughs.