Online team building games

30 browser games for remote and hybrid teams: icebreakers, drawing, word and trivia games. Share one link in Zoom, Teams or Meet and everyone plays in the browser, no downloads.

All 30 games (7 free)

Group
Time
Type

30 games

  • Cosel

    Free

    Telephone with pictures: everyone writes a phrase, then the chains pass around the group, drawn and guessed in turn.

    4–12 players10–20 min
  • Everyone gets the same prompts and one letter.

    2–24 players5–10 min
  • Everyone but one player sees the secret word.

    4–200 players5–20 min
  • Take turns drawing one of three words while everyone else types guesses.

    3–100 players5–15 min
  • Two teams, each with a clue giver.

    4–10 players5–15 min
  • Everyone writes two truths and one lie about themselves.

    4–20 players5–10 min
  • Everyone types the same passage at the same time.

    2–200 players1–5 min
  • Faker

    Premium

    Everyone answers the same question, except the faker, who doesn’t see it and has to blend in.

    4–10 players5–15 min
  • Taboo

    Premium

    Get your team to guess the word without saying any of the taboo words on the card.

    4–12 players5–20 min
  • Pick one of two options each round: the winner stays and the loser vanishes.

    2–100 players5–10 min
  • Trivia

    Premium

    Answer questions from more than 20 categories.

    2–100 players5–10 min
  • Draw-and-guess with two teams going head to head: each team draws and guesses against the other.

    4–200 players5–20 min
  • Speed Meet

    Premium

    Meet your teammates 1 on 1 in short video rounds, each with a fun prompt to talk about.

    4–100 players5–20 min
  • Hot Seat

    Premium

    One player in the Hot Seat secretly ranks 5 things.

    3–25 players8–15 min
  • Everyone answers fun prompts anonymously, then guesses who wrote each answer.

    3–30 players8–15 min
  • Answer the way you think everyone else will.

    3–50 players8–16 min
  • Everyone gets the same secret brief, except the Mole, who doesn’t know it.

    3–40 players10–15 min
  • 16 words, 4 hidden groups of 4.

    2–50 players10–15 min
  • Five Clues

    Premium

    Guess the secret answer from up to 5 clues, cryptic to obvious.

    2–50 players8–12 min
  • One player clues a secret phrase with emoji only, live.

    3–25 players8–10 min
  • Everyone writes one clue word to help the guesser find the secret word.

    3–50 players10–20 min
  • Sweet Spot

    Premium

    One player sees a secret spot on a dial between two opposites and gives a clue.

    2–100 players8–12 min
  • Word Grid

    Premium

    Race to find words in a grid of letter tiles.

    2–30 players5–12 min
  • Word Bomb

    Premium

    Pass the bomb around the circle: type a word with the letters on it before the hidden fuse runs out.

    2–40 players5–15 min
  • Guess the number, then bet on whose guess is closest.

    2–40 players8–15 min
  • Bluff Dice

    Premium

    Roll in secret, bid on what’s under everyone’s cups, and call out the bluffers.

    2–100 players10–25 min
  • In Order

    Premium

    Everyone gets a secret number and describes it on a theme.

    2–60 players8–15 min
  • Teams race to crack the same secret colour code.

    2–100 players10–20 min
  • Write a story together, one line at a time.

    3–30 players8–15 min
  • Write funny answers to prompts, then go head to head with a teammate.

    3–24 players8–14 min

Questions

Are these team building games free?

Seven games are free to play: Scribble, Cosel, Fake Artist, Codenames, Starts With J, Two Truths, One Lie and Type Racer. Premium games are included with a TeamBridge pass; see the pricing page for the current passes.

Do players need to download anything or make an account?

No. The host opens a lobby and shares one link. Players join in the browser on a laptop or phone, without a download or an account.

Which video call apps does it work with?

Any of them. The games run in a browser tab next to Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Slack huddles or Webex, so everyone can see and hear each other while they play.

How many people can play?

It depends on the game: Codenames and Faker are best for 4 to 10 people, while Fake Artist, Draw Battle and Type Racer work for up to 200. Each card shows the player range and how long a game takes.

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