Onboarding activities that break the ice
The fastest way for new starters to feel part of the team is to laugh with them. Our live-hosted icebreaker games mix new hires with existing colleagues in small teams, so everyone gets talking and nobody has to do an awkward round of introductions.
Low-pressure games like Fabulous Feud, What's That Scribble, Pass the Pencil and Trivia Trial need no special knowledge and work beautifully for onboarding cohorts, intern classes and new-team kickoffs. Choose 30 minutes for a quick icebreaker or 60 minutes for a full game.
9 games to choose from
All hosted live, 30 to 75 minutes, from $15 per person.
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Game showsWorld Tour
Travel the globe, experience unforgettable cultures, and compete in challenges from every corner of the world!
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Game showsName That Tune
Put your music knowledge to the test in an energetic game show where teams race to identify iconic songs, unforgettable artists, and legendary hits from every era.
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FeudsFabulous Feud
Get ready for a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud team competition! Fabulous Feud is our signature survey-style trivia game designed for online and hybrid groups who want big fun, friendly competition, and nonstop energy.
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JeopardyTeam Jeopardy
“What is” your teams fast thinking game of the year? Team Jeopardy! Get ready for clever clues, and a little friendly intellectual smackdown.
$15/pp -
Game showsGame Show Gauntlet!
Your favorite game shows combined into one epic virtual competition packed with trivia, challenges, and unforgettable team moments!
$15/pp -
Game showsPinpoint!
Global exploration and observation in a race against the clock!
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Game showsPass The Pencil
Collaborative drawing where every team member adds their touch!
$15/pp -
TriviaTrivia Trial
Trivia Trial is our fast-moving, fully interactive trivia experience built to bring out everyone’s competitive side in the most fun way possible!
$15/pp -
Game showsWhat’s That Scribble?
Fast-paced drawing, hilarious guesses, and creative chaos!
$15/pp
Frequently asked questions
What's a good icebreaker for remote new hires?
A hosted team game: new starters are mixed into teams with colleagues, and the game gives everyone something easy and fun to talk about.
How long should an onboarding activity be?
30 or 45 minutes fits neatly into an onboarding day; 60 minutes works well for a welcome event.
Can you include facts about our company?
Yes. Custom questions about your company, values or team are a great way to teach while you play.
Team building for every occasion
Find the right game for your team, season or celebration.