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Corporate game for team building

A corporate game the whole office will actually play.

Put the host screen on the meeting-room TV. Each picture starts as a few blocks and sharpens over ten seconds, and everyone answers from their own phone. Nobody has to perform, share a fun fact or stand up — they just have to be quicker than accounting.

Host a game

Free. Players never need an account.

Nothing for IT to approve

It runs in the phone browser people already have. Players join with a QR code or four letters, and never make an account.

Department against department

With Pro, split the room into two to four teams. Teams rank by average score, so the biggest team does not win on headcount. See Pro

A quiz about your company

Make a pack from your own pictures: the office, the product, the team’s baby photos. With Pro, put your company’s name and logo on the screen.

Good packs to start with

See all picture quizzes

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Questions people ask

What makes a good corporate game?
Short, easy to explain, and fair to everyone: nobody should need to perform, share something personal or know the in-jokes. A picture quiz answered from phones fits a meeting, an all-hands or a company party.
How many people can play?
Up to 30 phones in a free game. Pro rooms have no limit, and a $4.99 event pass gives you Pro for 7 days without a subscription.
Do players need to download an app or sign up?
No. Players scan the QR code on the host screen or type the four-letter room code into any phone browser, then pick a nickname. Only the person making a custom pack needs an account.
Does it work with some people in the room and some remote?
Yes. The picture is drawn on every player’s own screen against the server clock, so it is the same game in the room and on the call. Share the host screen for the people dialing in.
Can we make a quiz about our own company?
Yes. Sign in, upload pictures and type the right answer and three wrong ones. A free account keeps 1 pack of 8 pictures, shared only by link; with Pro a pack can be kept so that only you can host it.