Games for video calls
Works on Zoom, Google Meet or Teams with one shared screen or one shared link. All 24 games are free, run in the browser and come with step-by-step rules.
Never Have I Ever
Clean “never have I ever” cards with a lives counter. Last player with lives left wins.
Most Likely To
“Who is most likely to…” cards. Point on three, tally the votes and see who collects the most titles.
Would You Rather
Thirty two-choice dilemmas with a vote counter. The smaller side has to explain itself.
Truth or Dare
Friendly truths and silly dares that work for families and office groups. One skip per player.
Two Truths and a Lie
One player tells three statements. The group votes on the lie, then the app keeps score.
Icebreaker Questions
Thirty-six light questions that get a new group talking. The app picks who answers.
Hot Takes
A silly debate topic, two random speakers, 30 seconds each. The room votes for the winner.
Code Words
Two teams, 25 words, one secret key. Spymasters give one-word clues to find their agents.
Trivia Buzz
Ten general-knowledge questions for two teams, with a chance to steal.
Mind Meld
A hidden target sits somewhere between two opposites. Give one clue so your team can find it on the dial.
Emoji Quiz
Guess the movie, phrase or word from a row of emoji. Hollywood and Bollywood included.
Undercover Spy
Everyone knows the location except the spy. Ask careful questions and find them before time runs out.
Imposter Word
Everyone gets the same secret word, except one player who gets a similar one and does not know it.
Blend In
A grid of 16 words. Everyone knows the secret one except the blender, who has to bluff.
Sketch & Guess
Draw the secret word on the screen in 90 seconds. No letters or numbers.
Tambola
Tambola, also called Housie: a number caller, a 1–90 board and free tickets on every phone from one room link.
Bingo 75
A 75-ball bingo caller with free 5×5 cards on every phone from one room link.
Category Rush
One letter, eight categories, two minutes. Everyone with the room link gets the same list.
Scavenger Hunt
Ten things to find around the house or office in five minutes. Same list for everyone with the link.
Word Hunt
Guess the five-letter word in six tries. One shared word a day, plus unlimited practice.
Link Up
Sixteen words hide four groups of four. Find the links before four mistakes.
Spin the Wheel
A random picker wheel. Fill it with names or choices and spin.
20 Questions
One player thinks of something. Everyone else gets twenty yes-or-no questions to work it out.
Rock Paper Scissors
Best-of-five rock paper scissors against the computer or a friend, with hidden picks.
Quick picks
Never Have I Ever · 3–20 players · 10 min
Clean “never have I ever” cards with a lives counter. Last player with lives left wins.
Most Likely To · 3–20 players · 10 min
“Who is most likely to…” cards. Point on three, tally the votes and see who collects the most titles.
Would You Rather · 2–30 players · Any
Thirty two-choice dilemmas with a vote counter. The smaller side has to explain itself.
Truth or Dare · 2–16 players · Any
Friendly truths and silly dares that work for families and office groups. One skip per player.
Two Truths and a Lie · 3–12 players · 15 min
One player tells three statements. The group votes on the lie, then the app keeps score.
Common questions
Which games are best for video calls?
Never Have I Ever, Most Likely To, Would You Rather, Truth or Dare, Two Truths and a Lie are the quickest to start.
How long do these games take?
Most take 5 to 20 minutes. Never Have I Ever, Most Likely To, Icebreaker Questions fit into 10 minutes or less.