Would You Rather?
Use the room version for a remote-device poll, then ask people to explain their choices aloud.
Group Games
Group Games
💻 Zoom & Teams Games
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Invite guests to a group room using the player link or code so they can play on their own devices while you talk over Zoom or Microsoft Teams. Games use shared or individual formats. Opening a game page alone does not join the room.
Pick games where the shared screen is meant for everyone to see. Secret-role games are a poor fit for screen sharing because private cards may be exposed.
Use the room version for a remote-device poll, then ask people to explain their choices aloud.
Use the room version to take turns writing on separate devices, then read the finished story together.
Create a group room and invite up to 8 people free or 100 in Social, including the host; players draw or guess on their own devices. Or play pass-and-play and call out guesses.
Players can join a room on their own devices, but screen-sharing a private role can spoil the game.
Players can join a room on their own devices; keep private words off shared screens.
Players can join a room on their own devices; keep private information off shared screens.
The short timer can be stressful with call lag. In a room each player starts their own individual challenge.
Use three Would You Rather cards as a warm-up, play one Chain Story round, then finish with a few Sketch & Guess turns. Use the meeting's own chat or reactions for discussion and keep the drawer’s screen private.