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Ideas, updates, and practical notes for running better group games at events.
A Quiz People Play on Their Way to the Event If your guests walk to the venue from different places, that walk can become a quiz. It’s one of the easier company event ideas to add. It uses time people already spend on foot, and it doesn’t need its own slot in the programme. The […]
AlarOct 29, 20267 min read
Ten Christmas party games for work that a whole team can play together, from warm-ups to the main event. Pick one for the warm-up and one for the main event.
JessicaOct 12, 20265 min read
A practical guide to running a group quiz for a team, office, or event – how many rounds, mixing question types, scoring that stays close, and keeping everyone engaged.
JessicaOct 1, 20266 min read
50 Halloween trivia questions with answers, sorted by group size – from a small team to a big party. Plus how to run them as a live game everyone plays at once.
JessicaSep 21, 20265 min read
12 browser multiplayer games built for events, not just friend nights. No downloads, no installs – attendees join by scanning a QR code and everyone plays at once on their phones.
JessicaSep 1, 20265 min read
Networking games for conferences that don’t need printed bingo cards or a facilitator running the room. Attendees join on their phones, the software handles the matching – no app download.
JessicaAug 25, 20265 min read
50 Christmas trivia questions with answers, sorted by group size – from a small team to a big office party. Plus how to run them as a live game everyone plays at once.
JessicaAug 19, 20266 min read
A multiplayer flag quiz a whole room plays at once. Players join by scanning a QR code and race on a live leaderboard, online or in the same room.
JessicaAug 13, 20264 min read
The word chain game breaks down past about eight players. Four variations that keep a whole room playing at once, and which one to use at each group size.
JessicaAug 13, 20265 min read
Three wireless ways to get a Kahoot quiz onto a TV: screen mirroring, Chromecast, and the smart TV browser. What works on Mac, Windows and Chrome.
JessicaAug 13, 20266 min read
Most team building game lists have the same problem: they hand you 30 activities with no sense of when you’d actually use any of them. A game that’s perfect for a relaxed offsite falls flat at a formal all-hands. Something that works on a conference main stage would feel like overkill at a team lunch. […]
JessicaAug 13, 20267 min read
Seven icebreaker games a group plays in a browser, no app and no accounts. Each one is a real game with a winner, not a list of questions to read out.
JessicaAug 13, 20267 min read
Most event platforms specialise. Kahoot does quizzes. Mentimeter does polls. Jackbox does party games. If you want variety in a single session, you’re usually juggling multiple tools, asking your group to re-join each time, or picking one format and hoping people don’t get bored halfway through. Kristofer Kallas didn’t have that problem. In a single […]
JessicaAug 7, 20266 min read
You’re in a conference room, a hotel meeting space, or someone’s living room. There’s a big smart TV on the wall. There’s no laptop. Someone says “can we play something on the TV?” Most people’s first instinct is to look for an HDMI cable and a laptop to plug in. Or to download a smart […]
JessicaAug 7, 20264 min read
Mentimeter does one thing really well: it lets a presenter collect live input from an audience. Polls, word clouds, rating scales, Q&A. If your goal is “ask the room a question and see the answers on screen,” Menti is a solid choice. But here’s what happens in practice. You run a word cloud. People type […]
JessicaAug 7, 20265 min read
