The 40 Greatest Games to Play on Zoom with Coworkers

Are you ready to play a game? Don’t let distance grow between you and your friends or colleagues. At least not when there’s a simple solution to the new normal – Zoom games! Get online and check out any or all of the fun games you can play on Zoom. Whether it’s happy hour with friends, games with co-workers for team building or simply a student activity, this online platform can help bring people together. Scroll through our list of options and start planning the many enjoyable things you can do on your next call.

Hosted games for office parties and team building

If you are looking to arrange an event via Zoom, but don’t have the time to organise every little detail, finding a game that comes with a professional host included in the price could be a lifesaver for you. Such games are usually quite intricate and unique, as, at the end of the day, they are organised by professionals. This way, you won’t have to make your busy schedule even more packed, all you’ll need to do is pick a game you like the most, share a Zoom link with your friends or coworkers and let the professionals take over!

1. Around the World

Looking for a fun way to spend some time with your colleagues and you have no idea what to do? We have a solution: you could plan an online game event via Zoom with Around the World! It’s a lighthearted game (with a hint of rivalry) that lets you sit back and bond with your team through a mix of games including Emoji Riddles, Music Games, Karaoke, Face Mashups or Guess the Celebrity. Around the World is a great alternative to regular Zoom team building and is a great solution for big teams that want to celebrate together: all the fun happens on the platform while you are communicating via Zoom.

• Group Size: 8 to 400
• Price: Prices start at £16/$22 per person
• Session Length: 60 minutes
• Equipment: You will need your PC/laptop, headphones, a reliable Internet connection, latest version of Google Chrome and Zoom

2. At the Races

At the Races is a game designed to translate the excitement you’d find at a horse track to a remote setting. Each small team can train, sabotage and bet on racehorses, which will allow you to strategically lead your group to victory. The host will introduce you to the simple rules (no prior experience with horse racing is required!) and then you can go ahead and enjoy the thrill of betting without any real-life consequences!
If you are intrigued by this game, but looking for something to play during the holiday season, there is also a festive Reindeer version of the game you should check out!

• Group Size: 8 to 200
• Price: From £18/$24 per person
• Session Length: 75 minutes
• Equipment: You will need the latest version of Google Chrome, a reliable Internet connection and Zoom

3. Jury Duty

There has been a murder and it is your responsibility as a juror to convict the perpetrator. After being introduced to the criminal case by the host, you will be split into two groups and given evidence to sort through. In Jury Duty you will even be able to question the accused during the trial (played by a professional actor), so make sure to pay attention to detail! After the teams have time to compare their findings, they as a jury will decide on the final verdict and determine the fate of the accused.

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• Group Size: 8 to 20
• Price: Prices start at £425/$599 for up to 20 people
• Session Length: 105 minutes
• Equipment: List of all the participants with their email addresses and phone numbers, PC or a laptop, headphones, a reliable Internet connection, the latest version of Google Chrome and Zoom

4. Mars Conquest

Have you ever wished you could participate in the creation of a new world? With this Zoom game, you can! The newly terraformed Mars is ready for you to change into a biodiverse paradise, all you have to do is collaborate as a team and decide which animals you would like to send on a journey through space. In Mars Conquest, the host will first introduce you to the rules of the game and distribute the rules to each player. Each team then continues with deciding which animals to send to Mars under the pressure of a timer.

• Group Size: 6 to 200
• Price: From £18/$24 per person
• Session Length: 75 minutes
• Equipment: You will need the latest version of Google Chrome, a reliable Internet connection, Zoom and headphones

5. Virtual Casino Night

Want to risk a little without any real-life consequences? Then you will definitely enjoy our Virtual Casino Night! You can network while playing classic games like Blackjack, Three-Card Poker or Texas Hold Em’, or even Roulette and Craps. Even if you are a complete beginner, you don’t have to worry, as the host will explain all the rules to you before the night fun begins!

• Group Size: 5 to 500
• Price: From £20/$29 per person
• Session Length: 1 – 3 h
• Equipment: PC or a laptop, headphones, a reliable internet connection and Zoom

6. The Team Quest

If you are looking to plan an online game event via Zoom, but aren’t looking forward to all the scheduling and hosting duties, there’s already a solution: The Team Quest. This is a great new platform that lets you sit back and enjoy your event, custom sets designed by you, pictionary, trivia, buzz-in and sing-alongs are all on offer! The platform takes care of everything by providing their own pro host, video conferencing, and a great set of options for games sure to bring the group together. This makes it a great alternative to Zoom team building.

• Group Size: 6 to 25
• Price: Prices start at £16/$22 per person, professional host and dedicated event producer included
• Session Length: 60 minutes
• Equipment: Just a computer, headphones and a link

7. Beat the Bomb

Navigate your way through puzzles and games in the immersive world of Beat The Bomb! Each team can test their ability to communicate and work seamlessly together in order to lead the group to victory. The dedicated Bomb Technician will introduce you to the rules so that you can easily rack up as many points as possible in the first two games and have enough time for the final challenge – defusing The Bomb.

• Group Size: 4 to 250
• Price: Prices start at £16/$22 per person
• Session Length: 45 minutes
• Equipment: You will need your PC/laptop, headphones, a reliable Internet connection and Zoom

8. Yolking from Home

Yolking from Home is an easy-going activity themed as a TV game show that includes original conversational games. Engage your team in a friendly competition and get to know each other better! You’ll be split into smaller groups and play in breakout rooms with separate hosts. You can choose from six games that will have you talking, laughing and bonding with each other!

• Group Size: 8 to 180
• Price: From £520/$725 
• Session Length: 75 minutes
• Equipment: You will need your PC/laptop, headphones, a reliable Internet connection and Zoom

9. Project Avatar

Project Avatar is a virtual escape room meets video game meets live theatrical performance type of fun! Sound intriguing? In this game, you use voice commands to control the Avatar, played by a professional actor. You have to help him navigate around an abandoned location and complete the challenge by finding various artefacts and solving puzzles. The game can be played in two modes: cooperation or battle.

• Group Size: up to 30
• Price: £25/$35 per person
• Session Length: 90 minutes
• Equipment: You will need a PC, laptop or mobile device with a camera, headphones, a reliable Internet connection and Zoom

10. Desert Island

Desert Island takes you to a virtual paradise, a perfect place to reconnect with your team. Roam around the beautiful island, socialise with your colleagues and feel just like you’re in the same room together. However, there’s a twist. You’re being kept hostage by the powerful AI and cannot leave until you solve all the puzzles! This laid-back game is suitable for beginners and everyone who’s looking for some lighthearted fun.

• Group Size: 4 to 200
• Price: From £16/$22 per person
• Session Length: 20 – 60 minutes
• Equipment: You will need your PC/laptop, the latest version of Google Chrome and a reliable internet connection

11. Cocktails Around the World

Visit three iconic locations (Hollywood, Singapore, Ibiza and Puerto Rico), learn about their respective drinking cultures and shake up four cocktails of your own! Prior to the event, all participants will receive boxes with all the necessary ingredients. Non-drinkers can make their mocktails with Seedlip, a premium non-alcoholic spirit.

• Group Size: 5 to 120
• Price: From £40/$55 per person
• Session Length: 80 minutes
• Equipment: You will need a list of all participants with their addresses, glassware, your PC/laptop, a reliable internet connection and Zoom

12. Plymouth Point

If following clues, cracking codes and hacking passwords sounds like fun to you, then you’ll love Plymouth Point! This online thriller revolves around a corporate conspiracy: there’s a missing resident and your task is to find out why they have vanished. The game is played through a dedicated platform and involves professional actors. Your Stage Manager will be there to assist you if needed.

• Group Size: 6 to 35
• Price: From £30/$42 per person
• Session Length: 75 minutes
• Equipment: You will need your PC/laptop, earphones/headphones, a reliable internet connection and the latest version of Google Chrome

13. Whacky Wager Betting

Get that adrenaline pumping with this super fun virtual casino night. If you can’t make it to Vegas this year, it’s not a problem at all. With some live betting rounds and a professional game host, you’ll feel like you’re in Circa right away. Whacky Wager Betting is all about some virtual betting madness that won’t get you broke. On the contrary, you’ll be rewarded with trophies, t-shirts, and even jumpers! So why not get this betting started?

• Group Size: 2-10000
• Price: £400/$510
• Session Length: 80 minutes
• Equipment: Headphones and two smart devices

14. Casa de Papel Virtual Escape Room

Forget about being caught and committing the perfect crime with your brilliant team. Inspired by the famous TV show, Money Heist, this online escape room features various riddles that each feature a unique mechanism. Get your team thinking and working as one to get the diamonds out of the casino within an hour! Good Luck!

• Group Size:  6-5000
• Price: from £310/€360
• Session Length: 60- 90 minutes
• Equipment: You will need your PC/laptop, earphones/headphones, a reliable internet connection

15. Drag Queen Bingo

And now for some first-class entertainment! Hosted by the one and only Charlie Hides from RuPaul’s Drag Race, Drag Queen Bingo is full of songs, jokes and silly dances. You can expect a huge dose of humour and a party-like atmosphere. Pour yourself a drink, have your unique bingo card ready and prepare to have some laughs with your colleagues! The game is brought to you via an upgraded version of Zoom and live streamed from a professional studio.

• Group Size: 10 to 150
• Price: £800/1106$
• Session Length: 60 minutes
• Equipment: You will need your PC/laptop with a reliable Internet connection, a glass of something refreshing, bingo cards from a Zip file and 3 prizes for the winners

16. Theft of the Mona Lisa

Sacrilege! The Louvre is under a major threat and is calling on your talents to find out what happened to the Mona Lisa portrait. Play investigator and work together to find out who committed this unimaginable crime! You have one hour to find this chef-d’oeuvre before it gets destroyed forever. Be fast, the future of France is in your hands!

• Group Size: 6-5000
• Price: from £310/€360
• Session Length: :60-90 min
• Equipment: Headphones, any browser except Internet Explorer

Board games

Board games are always a great game to play on Zoom since they take care of almost all the work for you. Depending on the game, there are a number of options for how to take care of the proverbial board. If it’s a simpler board game like Pictionary, you can easily play it with an online idea generator and Zoom’s whiteboard function. If you’re feeling like something more complicated such as Monopoly, then there are also numerous options. You can play with the classic game board across Zoom and coordinate your moves. In some cases, you can also download the app and play together as a group.

17. Clue

Everyone’s favourite classic detective game! Investigate online to find out who did it, with what, and where?

• Group Size: 6
• Price: Prices start at £18 for the classic game on Amazon and £1.99 for the app on Google Play or the App Store
• Session Length: 60 minutes
• Equipment: Just a computer, headphones, and the board game

18. Battleship

This naval game is legendary, and can be played online with ease. You can coordinate your moves with the real life game over Zoom, or download an app, go head to head, and track your wins/losses. With two per match, why not consider a tournament with work colleagues?

• Group Size: 2
• Price: Prices start at £10 for the game on Amazon, or £3.99 on the App Store or £4.99 on Google Play
• Session Length: 30 to 60 minutes
• Equipment: Just a computer, headphones, and some version of the game.

19. Scrabble Duplicate

Based on the ultimate word game, 6 can play at once with white boards. You can also download the online version of the classic word game.

• Group Size: 2 to 6
• Price: Prices start at £9.49 for the board game on Amazon, and for free download of a similar game on the App Store and Google Play which allows you to play with friends
• Session Length: 30 to 60 minutes
• Equipment: Just a computer, headphones, and the game

Apps

Another great option for playing games on Zoom or Discord is to download apps. All you need is a mobile device to play on and a second device such as a computer from which to join the call. There are plenty of great options for party apps both free and paid, and we’ve included our favorites in our list.

20. AmongUs

Play this hit game as a brave astronaut trying to uncover a murderer aboard your ship!

• Group Size: 4 to 10
• Price: 0 on Google Play and the App Store
• Session Length: Games last 5 to 10 minutes, but every session is different
• Equipment: Just a computer, headphones, a link, and the game

21. Card Party!

A classic favourite of kids and adults, this fun card game is now available in an online multiplayer version. Have fun making your friends skip their turns no matter how far away they are!

• Group Size: 4 to 10
• Price: 0 to play on Google Play and the App Store but in-app purchases start at £1
• Session Length: Games last 20 to 30 minutes, but every session is different
• Equipment: Just a computer, headphones, and the game

22. Out of the Loop!

Play with friends to answer silly questions about the secret word in order to figure out who in the group doesn’t have a clue about what everyone else is talking about.

• Group Size: 3 to 9
• Price: 0 to play on Google Play but in-app purchases start at £1
• Session Length: Games last 10 to 15 minutes, but every session is different
• Equipment: Just a computer, headphones, and the game

Role-playing games

A more traditional option would be to really take advantage of Zoom’s main function to come together and play a role playing game. This means that you’re limited only by your imagination. You can play these games however you like, semi-structured with apps or books, or you can always come up with your own adventure.

23. Dungeons and Dragons

Play role-playing classics like Dungeons and Dragons or Dungeon Mayhem with your friends on Zoom! You can simply play the normal game with the help of information on Dungeons and Dragons websites or use online tools such as virtual dice rollers or even virtual tabletops that simulate the real life experience.

• Group Size: 2 to 10
• Price: Depends on the platform you use
• Session Length: Games last more than one hour, but every session is different
• Equipment: Just a computer, headphones, and the game

24. Ribbon Drive

A game about a road trip with many dramatic and cathartic moments reached through playlists, this is definitely a strange journey.

• Group Size: 2 to 10
• Price: Game module is £11 online
• Session Length: Games last more than one hour, but every session is different
• Equipment: Just a computer, headphones, the game, and each player must bring a themed playlist

25. The Extraordinary Adventures of Baron Munchausen

This is not quite a role-playing game but it definitely involves players sitting around telling fantastic (but completely true!) stories. Players may attempt to interfere with another player’s story by betting on their version of the story. Weirdness ensues.

• Group Size: 3 to 20
• Price: Game module is £50 online
• Session Length: Games last more than one hour, but every session is different
• Equipment: Just a computer, headphones, and the game

Word games

Word games have a long history that, though it sometimes feels otherwise, does predate Zoom. These are often based on a simple premise, but sometimes simple is what works best. Whether you’re sharing your likes and dislikes, learning new details about yourself and your team, word games are easy to set up (all you need is a working microphone) and lead to a lot of great times.

26. Puzzle Panic

Be the first to solve the puzzle and shout it out on Zoom! This fun-filled brain teaser game is great for multi-player sessions and is very adaptable to an online environment.

• Group Size: 2 to 10
• Price: The game is £15 on Amazon
• Session Length: Games last around 40 minutes
• Equipment: Just a computer, headphones, and a good way for sharing the brain teasers online

27. Word Poker

How about a game of poker except all the cards have words? Everyone here may need to buy a version of the board game, but once you are all supplied, let the fun begin!

• Group Size: 2 to 8
• Price: Game is £29.99 online from Amazon
• Session Length: Games last around 40 minutes
• Equipment: Just a computer, headphones, and a version of the game is recommended

28. Boggle

This old game can be brand new again in Zoom calls. Simply use one Boggle cube and share your screen so all the players can see it and start making words. This can be great fun for families! You can also download the app and share your screen so everyone can play.

• Group Size: 2 to 8
• Price: Game is £7 online from Amazon or you can download a version for free from Google Play or the App Store
• Session Length: Games last around 25 minutes
• Equipment: Just a computer with a camera, headphones, and a version of the game is recommended

Zoom games for an amazing happy hour

Just because you’re working as part of a remote team doesn’t mean you can’t have your very own Zoom happy hour. You get to choose your own drinks, don’t have to worry about getting to and from the venue, and you can enjoy your own choice of snacks without arguing over the bill!

29. Never Have I Ever

A classic drinking game in its own right, Never Have I Ever can easily be transferred to your very own Zoom Happy Hour. The rules are simple, people take turns saying “Never Have I Ever” and something they have never done before. If other players have done it, they take a drink. If no one in the group drinks, then the person asking the question must drink. You can also play a non-drinking version of the game where you hold your hands up and if you have done what the question asks, then you simply put your hand down. This makes for a great evening full of laughs as everyone learns more about each other. You can play without any props, or download an app for inspiration.

• Group Size: up to 100 on a Zoom call
• Price: 0, a free version can be downloaded from Google Play or the App Store
• Session Length: 60 minutes
• Equipment: Just a computer, headphones, a link, and a life well-lived!

30. HeadsUp

HeadsUp is another great game for virtual Happy Hours since it is very easy to set up and even easier to play. All participants need to do is download the free app on their phone from the Google Play Store or the Apple Store, select their preferred category, and start playing. The game requires you to hold the phone to your forehead where a term is displayed, other players need to describe it (without naming it), as you try to figure it out. You only have a limited amount of time, so make sure you get as many as possible!

• Group Size: up to 100 on a Zoom call
• Price: 0, A free version of the app is available for download on Google Play and the App Store
• Session Length: 60 minutes
• Equipment: HeadsUp app for your phone from Google Play or Apple Store. Then just a computer, headphones, and a life well-lived!

31. Psych!

Coming from the same makers as HeadsUp, Psych! is another great option for games to play on Zoom for those who enjoy trivia. The game is available as an app for Android and iOS from their respective app stores and is free to play. Once downloaded, players submit fun answers to various trivia questions and they must then try to find out which is correct. Just like HeadsUp, the game is sure to bring out the best in people as they do their best to keep the questions coming.

• Group Size: up to 100 on a Zoom call
• Price: 0, some in-app purchases
• Session Length: 60 minutes
• Equipment: Psych! app for your phone from Google Play or the App Store. Then just a computer, headphones, and your creative spark!

Zoom games to play with coworkers

When you’re part of a remote team, you may not have many opportunities for casual interactions and non-work-related conversations. That’s why you may want to choose a lighthearted game that will help you get to know each other a little bit better!

32. Two Truths and a Lie

Two Truths and a Lie is a great game to play on Zoom with coworkers since it also supports team building. The game itself is easy, everyone takes turns providing two truths about themselves and a lie. The rest of the team has to guess which of the 3 statements is the lie.

• Group Size: up to 100 on a Zoom call
• Price: 0, App versions of the game are available online
• Session Length: 60 minutes
• Equipment: Get on Zoom with your computer and headphones, and be prepared to lay it on the line!

33. Something in Common

Something in Common is another great game to help a team realize how much they actually share. Using breakout groups in Zoom, you can split into sub-teams and then see how much you have in common (besides the obvious). While a good starting point would be a list of 5 things, you can go as high as you like. Once you have your list, you just rejoin the main group and share each others’ findings.

• Group Size: up to 100 on a Zoom call
• Price: 0
• Session Length: 60 minutes
• Equipment: Get on Zoom with your computer and headphones, and be ready to encourage your co-workers to speak up!

34. Bet on the Crowd

Bet on the Crowd is another great Zoom team building game that lets people see how much they really know about those they work with. Using the poll feature of Zoom, you ask everyone a question. After the group answers (but before revealing the overall preference), the team must then guess what the majority voted on. Those who are right win, and you can also keep a tally as the game goes on to see who can read the room best. You can find many great free resources for poll questions online.

• Group Size: up to 100 on a Zoom call
• Price: 0
• Session Length: 60 minutes
• Equipment: Just hop on Zoom with your computer and headphones, and find out how well you know your co-workers!

Zoom games for large groups

Zoom offers a great level of connectivity wherever you are, so why not take advantage of the number of people you can play a game with? After all, a free account allows you to invite up to 100 people.

35. Cards Against Humanity

A classic party game for large groups is Cards Against Humanity. The game itself is simple, one person who acts as the round’s judge chooses a topic card with an unfinished statement. Other players then must play their own cards to complete the phrase and try to come up with the funniest answer that will appeal to the judge. Though you can purchase the card game yourself, you can also use your creativity to come up with your own categories and cards for even more fun.

• Group Size: up to 100 on a Zoom call
• Price: 0 or starts at £25 for the game on Amazon
• Session Length: 60 minutes
• Equipment: Get on Zoom with your computer and headphones, and put on your thinking cap!

36. Guess Who

Perfect for the pop culture know it alls in a large group, this game is very easy to start and play. First, players decide on a category of person (TV, movies, nationalities, etc.) and then each participant writes down their own person. The group then takes turns trying to guess who each person chose through a series of ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ questions. This is a tough game, and not for the faint of heart, but it’s a great way to make sure everyone can play along and have a good time.

• Group Size: up to 100 on a Zoom call
• Price: 0, You can also download an app from the Google Play
• Session Length: 60 minutes
• Equipment: Get on Zoom with your computer and headphones, and put on your thinking cap!

37. Bingo

A final great game to play with large groups on Zoom is Bingo. While there are plenty of online bingo games available, you can also create your own to tailor it to your group. For example, you can use a particular category or group activity such as watching a movie or having a conversation on a topic to create your very own custom set of bingo cards. Then, as the game progresses, you simply mark your applicable fields as the event or phrase occurs. So, you can reconnect and have fun all on a single Zoom call. First to have a full row wins!

• Group Size: up to 100 on a Zoom call
• Price: 0, You can download a Bingo caller app from Google Play or the App Store
• Session Length: 60 minutes
• Equipment: Get on Zoom with your computer and headphones. And remember, diagonal does count!

Zoom for birthdays, the holidays or kids events

If you can host a large Zoom call, then why not consider including far flung friends and family in a true Zoom party? Whether it’s a student, Christmas, birthday, or kids party, Zoom is perfect for playing a game together to keep the good times rolling.

38. Scavenger Hunt

Perfect for all ages, a game of Scavenger Hunt is easy and fun for the whole party. The game starts with a player who lists an item or category of item and the rest of the group must then try and find it in their own home. Then, you see how long it takes everyone to find the object. This is a great option since you can get as creative as you like while also putting your feet up as everyone rushes trying to find something fitting your description. You can create a list yourself with simple items that are likely to be found in everyone’s home.

• Group Size: up to 100 on a Zoom call
• Price: 0
• Session Length: 60 minutes
• Equipment: Just get on Zoom with your computer and headphones!

39. Musical Chairs

Though you may not be able to dance around a circle of chairs on Zoom, you can still adapt Musical Chairs to the new online medium. This game can be played by people of any age, all you need is a speaker. A person then plays music for the group and the other players must then dance. Then, when the player stops the music, the others must freeze. The last one busting a move loses the round, but they do get to keep practising that great dance.

• Group Size: up to 100 on a Zoom call
• Price: 0
• Session Length: 60 minutes
• Equipment: Get on Zoom with your computer, then just make sure everyone’s speakers or headphones are good quality!

40. Pictionary

Pictionary is a great game that really lets you stretch your art skills at a party. While you can buy the board game, you can also simply make up your own game with an online idea generator. First, you split into two (or more depending on the number of people) teams and one person from each team receives a generated idea. They must then draw the item on either a piece of paper or on the Zoom whiteboard as their team members guess at what the term is.

• Group Size: up to 100 on a Zoom call
• Price: 0 or £20 for the game on Amazon
• Session Length: 60 minutes
• Equipment: Get on Zoom with your computer and headphones.

What do you need to know when planning games on Zoom?

If you have settled on planning a game night there’s always the question of why Zoom and what would be the best way to go about it?

First off, there’s no need to worry about any paywall since Zoom is (mostly) free to use across a wide range of platforms and devices. With the free version of Zoom, you can host up to 100 other call participants for a maximum of 40 minutes. To host groups for longer, then additional licences will be required. Besides this, you can easily still host your game night and, if need be, you can always create a new room and call back once the first 40 minutes are up.

The other great advantage of a Zoom online game evening is that you can easily schedule it. Once a time and date are agreed on, all you have to do is send the meeting room link, and it will show up in your participants’ Zoom calendars, which can then be added to their own respective organizers. This all makes for easy peasy planning, which means less stress.

Get ready to take your fun online!

Thanks to the many opportunities Zoom presents, distance doesn’t have to be an issue when planning a game night or Happy Hour with friends or colleagues. Whether it’s for office team building, a party, or simply a game night, these Zoom games are sure to bring a smile to everyone’s lips. Of course, if you’re still worried about managing any of these games, you can always use other platforms like The Team Quest where the host can manage the event, making sure that you can enjoy it too.

Online activities are all the rage, so before you go, why not check out some more great ideas for online birthday parties? And if you’re looking for some holiday-themed fun, read our article about Zoom Christmas parties!

FAQs

Is Zoom free?

Zoom is largely free and will serve most online game night needs without you needing to pay. The free version of Zoom allows you to host up to 100 people for meetings of no more than 40 minutes. To remove the limit on meeting times, you’ll have to purchase an additional licence.

Will Zoom work on my device?

Zoom is designed to work on almost any device from a major manufacturer. The software is available in both app form for mobile devices and it can also be downloaded for use on computers.

How do you schedule a meeting?

Scheduling a meeting is free and easy with Zoom. All you need to do is click the ‘Schedule meeting’ button, share the meeting ID and password and make sure that all the participants have access to this. You can also allow it to add the meeting to your calendars so you can keep track of the time.

How do you play games on Zoom?

This depends on what option you choose. If you go for a hosted game (e.g. Around the World or The Team Quest) professional hosts will take care of everything for you – all you have to do is share a link with all participants. The DIY route also offers many possibilities. You can get a board game and share your screen or download an app to play together. If you decide to go with an unhosted game you may need to use the breakout rooms feature in order to split your colleagues into teams – if you are not sure how to do it, check out this easy to follow, step by step guide on how to create zoom breakout rooms.

What are some games to play on Zoom with coworkers?

Playing games on Zoom with your coworkers is a great way to connect with your remote team. You may want to try some hosted team building activities, e.g. Yolking from Home, a TV-game-show-themed competition with six types of engaging games. You can opt for a workshop, e.g. make your own scented candle during a Candle Making Class or mix your own cocktails during Cocktails Around the World. And if you’re looking for something thrilling, you may enjoy Jury Duty, where your team will act as a jury on a murder trial!