Team Bridge
Player limits and big groups
Every game shows its player range before you start. Fake Artist, Type Racer and Draw Battle take up to 200 people in one lobby; Trivia and Scribble up to 100. A pass covers up to 200 players.
Players join from the link with a name: they don’t need accounts or seats.
What the numbers mean
Players, not accounts
A pass covers up to 200 people playing in your lobbies. They join with a name, so it isn’t a count of employees or accounts.
More than a game takes
The lobby asks before it starts a game with more people than the game is made for. You can still play, but it works best inside its range.
Several rooms at once
Split a big group into breakout rooms with a lobby each. Each lobby needs a host with the pass: you, or a teammate on your team.
More than 200 people
Run several lobbies, or write to us at rob@teambridge.app before your event and we’ll help you plan it.
Games by group size
The most people each game takes in one lobby.
Up to 200 people
Fake Artist (4–200), Type Racer (2–200), Draw Battle (4–200)
Up to 100
Scribble (3–100), This or That (2–100), Trivia (2–100), Speed Meet (4–100), Sweet Spot (2–100), Bluff Dice (2–100), Code Breaker (2–100), People Bingo (3–100), Top Answers (3–100), Where in the World (2–100)
Up to 60
In Order (2–60), Think Alike (3–50), Four Groups (2–50), Five Clues (2–50), One Word Each (3–50), Team Awards (3–50), Office Mole (3–40), Word Bomb (2–40), Close Enough (2–40), Mini Escape (2–40)
Up to 30
Who Said That? (3–30), Word Grid (2–30), Story Chain (3–30), Color Clue (3–30), Hot Seat (3–25), Emoji Clues (3–25), Melody Match (3–25), Starts With J (2–24), Punchline Duel (3–24), Two Truths, One Lie (4–20), Bot or Not (3–20), Cosel (4–12), Forbidden Words (4–12), Spy Words (4–10), Faker (4–10)
Games for a big group
Fake Artist: The drawing of “photo album” takes shape: each player has added strokes in their own colour, and one of them is faking it 
Draw Battle: Round review: Priya’s and Daniel’s candles side by side, Red edging Blue 127 to 124 
Type Racer: Mid-race: Daniel is 86% through the passage, Marcus 72%, Priya 60%, with Sofia and Aisha chasing
A 30-minute event for 80 people
- 0–5 min
Everyone joins
Share the link in the call chat. People type a name as they arrive.
- 5–10 min
Type Racer
A 3-minute race for up to 200 people: a quick start with everyone in.
- 10–20 min
Trivia
Up to 100 players, with a leaderboard after every question.
- 20–30 min
Draw Battle
Team against team, up to 200 people.
Questions
How many people can play at once?
Up to 200 players per pass. Fake Artist, Type Racer and Draw Battle take up to 200 in one lobby; Trivia, This or That and Scribble up to 100. Every game shows its range before you start.
Does “up to 200” mean players at once, or people with an account?
Players in your lobbies. Players join with a name and need no account; only the people who host sign up. On an older Team or Company plan, the number is the people on your team (who can host); players in your lobbies are not counted.
We have more than 200 people. Can we still play?
Yes: run several lobbies, one per breakout room, each hosted by someone on your team. Or write to rob@teambridge.app before your event and we’ll help you plan it.
Can 65 people play on the free credits?
Yes, in a free game that takes that many: Fake Artist or Type Racer (up to 200) or Scribble (up to 100). The host needs 1 credit to start.
What if our group is small?
Plenty of games start at 2 players, like Starts With J, Type Racer and Trivia. Each game shows its smallest group too.
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Still have a question?
Write to rob@teambridge.app or use the contact form. Or try a free game with your team first.
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