A Jackbox alternative for work

Party games in the Jackbox style, made for remote and hybrid teams. Everyone opens one link and plays in their own browser, so nobody has to stream a game window over Zoom or Teams, and there’s nothing to install.

Fake Artist, Scribble, Codenames and four more games are free. Punchline Duel, Office Mole and the other premium games are included with a TeamBridge pass.

Party games, at work

  • A clean sweep: Marcus’s “Whose yoghurt is this, and why is it older than me?” wins all 3 votes against Sofia’s answer
    Punchline Duel: A clean sweep: Marcus’s “Whose yoghurt is this, and why is it older than me?” wins all 3 votes against Sofia’s answer
  • The reveal: Daniel was the Mole with the decoy brief “Triathlon” (Wetsuit, Transition) and the crew caught him with 4 votes
    Office Mole: The reveal: Daniel was the Mole with the decoy brief “Triathlon” (Wetsuit, Transition) and the crew caught him with 4 votes
  • The last line wins 4 votes: Aisha ends the story with a new tab labelled “DO NOT OPEN UNTIL CHRISTMAS”
    Story Chain: The last line wins 4 votes: Aisha ends the story with a new tab labelled “DO NOT OPEN UNTIL CHRISTMAS”

Jackbox Party Packs and TeamBridge

Jackbox makes great party games, built for a living room: the game runs on the host’s computer or console and everyone plays on their phone. On a work call, that means one person streams the game window to the team.

Jackbox Party PacksTeamBridge
How remote players see the gameThe host shares the game window over Zoom or TeamsEveryone opens the game in their own browser
What the host needsA Party Pack installed on their computer or consoleA browser
How players joinA room code on jackbox.tvOne link in the meeting chat
GamesA set of games per Party Pack30+ games: party, word, drawing, trivia and icebreakers
PriceBought per Party PackSeven games are free; premium games come with a TeamBridge pass

From Jackbox Games’ public pages, October 2026.

Party games for remote teams

  • Funny answers go head to head; everyone votes for the best.

    3–24 players8–14 min
  • Bluffing, accusing and defending: spot the Mole.

    3–40 players10–15 min
  • One shared drawing, one faker.

    4–200 players5–20 min
  • Bluff Dice

    Premium

    Roll in secret, bid, and call the bluff.

    2–100 players10–25 min
  • Write a story together, one voted line at a time.

    3–30 players8–15 min
  • Anonymous answers, then guess who wrote each one.

    3–30 players8–15 min
  • Bot or Not

    Premium

    Write like a human; spot the bot among your team.

    3–20 players8–12 min

See all 37 games

If your team likes…

  • Quiplash

    Try Punchline Duel: write funny answers to prompts, go head to head, and the team votes.

  • Fakin’ It or social deduction

    Try Office Mole or Faker: everyone has the same brief except one, and the team votes on who it is.

  • Drawful

    Try Fake Artist and Scribble: one shared drawing with a faker, or classic draw-and-guess.

  • Liar’s dice nights

    Try Bluff Dice: bid on what’s under everyone’s cups and call out the bluffers.

Questions

Is there a free Jackbox alternative for work?

Yes. Fake Artist, Scribble, Codenames, Cosel, Two Truths, One Lie, Starts With J and Type Racer are free to play on TeamBridge, with nothing to install.

Can we play without screen sharing?

Yes. Everyone opens the lobby link and sees the game on their own screen, so the call can stay in gallery view.

Does it work in Microsoft Teams and Zoom?

Yes. Paste the link in the meeting chat; the game runs in a browser tab next to any video call app.

Are the games safe for work?

They are made for coworkers: the prompts, words and questions are written for a team call, not a late-night party.

How many people can play?

Punchline Duel takes 3 to 24 players and Office Mole 3 to 40; Fake Artist works for up to 200. Each card shows the range.

Ready for your next team social?

Share one link. Everyone plays in the browser.