Different places. One game.
Bring your team together with a quiz at your next offsite, all-hands meeting or welcome session. Colleagues follow one host screen and answer from their browsers. Include remote colleagues by sharing the screen in your own video call.
See the shared setupGive the game a good start.
Choose a host, set up a screen everyone can follow and prepare questions the whole team can enjoy before sending the invitation.
Choose common ground
Mix questions everyone can try with team stories people have agreed to share. Include new colleagues and avoid private jokes or sensitive topics.
Try both viewpoints
Run a rehearsal. Check the projector from the back of the room, then join remotely while someone shares the host screen. Test the sound and the phone or browser window you will use to answer.
Leave room to talk
Explain the PIN and answer shapes, then host the questions. Pause when you need to, and use the reveal as a chance to hear the story behind an answer.
Before you send the invite.
Find answers for the organizer, IT and HR teams. Game reports contain a record of the session and should be handled with care.
Does anyone need to install an app?
Players join in a browser with a PIN and nickname; they do not need an account. The host signs in with Google. Check that your company network can open the Studio and player sites before the day.
What does the report keep?
Nicknames, scores and standings, plus individual answer choices, correctness, response times and points. The nickname remains with the report; reports do not expire automatically. Tell colleagues what will be recorded and decide who should see the results.
Will remote colleagues have equal timing?
They join the same room, but screen sharing and their connection can add delay. Answers are timed when the server receives them. Test the remote setup and leave enough time to read; do not treat a speed score as an employee assessment.
How big can our room be?
Set the player cap when you launch and check it before inviting people. Rehearsal helps you check the flow; it is not a load test. Paid plans, billing and company invoices are not available yet.
Is this a team game or training system?
Players answer and score individually. There is no team game mode, company SSO or LMS integration. Use it for a shared live session and check the current tools against your requirements.