Team BridgeA QuizBreaker alternative you play live
QuizBreaker sends your team a quiz about each other by email or Slack, answered on everyone’s own time. If you’d rather play together, in the meeting you already have, TeamBridge has the live version: Who Said That? collects anonymous answers to fun prompts, then the whole call guesses who wrote each one.
Who Said That? and the other premium games are included with a TeamBridge pass. Two Truths, One Lie, Scribble and five more games are free to play.
Getting to know the team, live
Who Said That?: The reveal: Aisha wrote “Go for a run and talk to myself like a weirdo”, and Sofia guessed right for +100 
Hot Seat: Daniel in the Hot Seat ranks how he really organises his computer files while Sofia and Aisha have already locked in their guesses 
Bot or Not: Priya hunts for the bot among seven answers to “The most mysterious thing in the office fridge right now is…”
QuizBreaker and TeamBridge
Both help a remote team get to know each other. QuizBreaker is a team engagement platform built around a quiz people answer during the week; TeamBridge is a set of games you play together on a call.
| QuizBreaker | TeamBridge | |
|---|---|---|
| How people play | A team quiz on a schedule, answered on their own time | Live, together, in a meeting or a team social |
| Where it arrives | Email or Slack | One link in the meeting chat (Teams, Zoom, Meet) |
| Games | Team quiz about each other, live trivia, virtual escape rooms | Who Said That?, Hot Seat, Two Truths, One Lie, trivia, drawing, word and party games |
| Beyond games | Personality profiles, pulse surveys and kudos | Games only |
| Players | Everyone is added as a user of the team | Guests join from the link without an account |
| Price | A subscription for the team, after a free trial | Seven games free to play; premium games with a TeamBridge pass |
From QuizBreaker’s public pages, October 2026.
Get-to-know-you games for remote teams
Who Said That?
PremiumAnonymous answers to fun prompts, then guess who wrote each one.
3–30 players
8–15 min
Hot Seat
PremiumHow well does the team know you?
3–25 players8–15 min
The classic: three statements, one lie, and the stories behind them.
4–20 players5–10 min
Think Alike
PremiumAnswer the way you think the team will.
3–50 players8–16 min
Bot or Not
PremiumSpot the answer the bot wrote among the team’s answers.
3–20 players8–12 min
Team Awards
PremiumPositive superlatives the team votes on, with anonymous reasons.
3–50 players8–12 min
This or That
PremiumPick one of two and see how the team split.
2–100 players5–10 min
Trivia
PremiumLive trivia in 24 categories when you want a quiz too.
2–100 players5–10 min
Which one fits your team
Your team never overlaps
If people are spread over time zones with no shared hour, an async quiz like QuizBreaker’s fits better than a live game.
You also want surveys and profiles
QuizBreaker bundles pulse surveys, personality profiles and kudos. TeamBridge doesn’t do those.
You already meet every week
Use 10 minutes of that meeting for Who Said That? or Hot Seat. Nothing to set up, and no inbox to remember.
You want the laughs together
The fun of a get-to-know-you game is the reveal. Live, the whole call reacts at once, on camera.
Run a get-to-know-you game in 15 minutes
Pick the prompts
Who Said That? has packs like Icebreakers, Work life, Food, Travel, Childhood, Hypotheticals and Deep-ish but safe, and takes your own prompts too.
Share one link
Paste the lobby link in the meeting chat. People join on a laptop or a phone while you say hello.
Answer, then guess
Everyone answers anonymously, then the answers come up one at a time and the team guesses who wrote each one.
Next week, switch it up
Hot Seat: one person ranks five things and the team guesses the order. Or Two Truths, One Lie, which is free.
Questions
What is a good QuizBreaker alternative?
If your team meets live, Who Said That? on TeamBridge is the closest game: everyone answers prompts anonymously and the team guesses who wrote each answer, in about 10 minutes. If you need an async quiz by email or Slack, QuizBreaker is the better fit.
Is there a free QuizBreaker alternative?
Two Truths, One Lie is free to play on TeamBridge, as are Scribble, Codenames and four more games. Who Said That? and Hot Seat are included with a TeamBridge pass.
Can TeamBridge send a weekly quiz by email or Slack?
No. TeamBridge games are played live, from one link, during a meeting or a team social.
Can I use my own questions?
Yes, in Who Said That?: add your own prompts next to the ready-made packs when you set up the lobby.
Does it work in Microsoft Teams?
Yes. Paste the lobby link in the Teams meeting chat; everyone plays in a browser tab next to the call. It works the same on Zoom and Google Meet.
How many people can play?
Who Said That? takes 3 to 30 players and Hot Seat 3 to 25; Trivia and This or That take up to 100. Each card shows the range.
Icebreaker games for meetingsVirtual team triviaHow to play Who Said That?
Ready for your next team social?
Share one link. Everyone plays in the browser.
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