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When you think of work, one of the first things that probably comes to mind is routine, right? Between Zoom calls, keeping up with your tasks on your favored project management software, and checking off the other daily requirements of your job, it’s pretty easy to end up zombified keeping up with corporate life. So what does it take to break the routine and smash...

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When you think of work, one of the first things that probably comes to mind is routine, right?

Between Zoom calls, keeping up with your tasks on your favored project management software, and checking off the other daily requirements of your job, it’s pretty easy to end up zombified keeping up with corporate life.

So what does it take to break the routine and smash through monotony? 

For one, large group online games and virtual team-building activities took several the pandemic and show no signs of slowing down in the new reality of the mixed workplace. Not to mention, interacting with your colleagues in a setting that does not involve deadlines, shop talk, and reports can have a number of positive outcomes for employees.

According to a Harvard Business Review study, “When people fee,,l like they belong at work, they are more productive, motivated, engaged and 3.5 times more likely to contribute to their fullest potential.”

When people feel like they belong at work, they are more productive, motivated, engaged and 3.5 times more likely to contribute to their fullest potential.

In a hybrid world where in-person and virtual employee experiences both have to be accounted for and optimized, large group online games provide the opportunity to bring in-office and remote employees together — not to mention the fact that perhaps now it can all be fun and games in the office.

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So without further ado, let’s dive right into the 18 best online group games for teams to have interactive fun in 2022! (As a bonus, all of our picks are ideal for social distancing).

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Online Games For Groups and Teams

1) Virtual Clue Murder Mystery Party

The Virtual Clue Murder Mystery Party is an online team-building activity for large teams. Video conferencing tools make it more than possible for employees and coworkers to join in on the fun from around the planet!

Play online with groups of 4-1,000+

Why you’ll love this interactive online party game: Outback’s proprietary app lets your teams create groups, analyze clues, study case files, and summon their inner Sherlock to solve the mystery of who had the motive, the method, and the chance to murder the unsuspecting victim.

Where to get started: Virtual Clue Murder Mystery Party

2) Virtual Mash-Up

Virtual Mash-Up is a series of rapid and entertaining icebreaker games for lightning-fast team building.

Play online with groups of 20-50

Why you’ll love this interactive online party game: These fun icebreaker games allow your team to test their dynamic on a virtual Shark Tank, Rogue Gallery, Speed Puzzler, and much more!

Where to get started: Virtual Mash-Up

3) Puzzle Game Show

Laugh, guess, and game your way through exciting rounds of word puzzles, code-cracking, and brain teasers! You and your coworkers will feel like you are right in the middle of a high-stakes game show experience. The folks at Team Building Hub have added a few twists and turns along the way so look out for surprise bonus rounds and hidden point opportunities!

Play online with groups of 10-150

Why you’ll love this interactive online party game: This virtual spin on a classic game show competition lets two teams battle it out for office bragging rights.

Where to get started: Puzzle Game Show

4) Online Jeopardy

This twist on the traditional Jeopardy game show uses a diverse mix of topics from different cultures to give a tribute to people of color, women, and other groups and enables teams to learn about their organization.

Play online with groups of 20-50

Why you’ll love this interactive online party game: In this rapid-fire trivia game, players compete separately to provide answers and earn points for their team. Participants get to show off their expertise while using a game board with a range of categories and complexity.

Where to get started: Online Jeopardy

5) Coworker Feud

Coworker Feud is an interactive online game for large groups to pit team members against team members for Family Feud-style fun at work!

Play online with groups of 10-20

Why you’ll love this interactive online party game: Your coworkers or employees compete against each other to come up with the most popular answers for each presented question. For instance, for a question like “What is an employee’s worst nightmare?,” they might say “Meetings.” Each game comes with the needed digital materials, a buzzer, a Zoom link, and an invitation for participants.

Where to get started: Coworker Feud

6) Pictionary

Pictionary is a virtual spin on the drawing game we all know and love. This mobile-friendly gets everyone at the company together to compete to see who can guess the word they need without writing the word itself. Rack up the most points to win!

Play online with groups of 10-20

Why you’ll love this interactive online party game: Part of the beauty and fun of Pictionary is that the guesses and the drawings can be hilariously off target — or perhaps, masterfully accurate. For the sake of entertainment, both make this a fun game.

Where to get started: Pictionary

7) Online Escape Room

By participating in a virtual escape room experience remote teams will feel — well, not remote at all. This team-building activity brings employees and coworkers together to escape the maze before time runs out!

Play online with groups of 4-100

Why you’ll love this interactive online party game: These mind-bending exercises require creative problem-solving, communication, and on-your-toes quick thinking to find the stolen items before the last tick of the clock.

Where to get started: Choose from a variety of virtual escape room themes including…

8) Online Mini Games

Online Mini-Games give your team the chance to compete at quick, super simple mini-games designed to help them showcase their problem-solving skills and trivia knowledge, while at the same time giving them plenty to laugh about!

Play online with groups of 4-20

Why you’ll love this interactive online party game: This set of 8 mini brain-busting games includes picture-word puzzles, a name that nonsense (a game of deciphering gibberish), name that tune, and much more! Additionally, in-game points scored go towards planting real trees in the Albertine Rift forests of Uganda.

Where to get started: Online Mini Games

9) Taboo

Taboo is the word game of all word games. You know when you want to say something, but you can’t quite say it? Or a certain subject is taboo? You say everything except for that very thing. And that right there is the name of this large group game!

Play online with groups of 10-20

Why you’ll love this interactive online party game: Teammates have to try to guess the word at the top of each card, without using any of the related words listed underneath the main phrase just as they would when playing the classic board game. The team with the most points is the victor. The funniest part is watching how Taboo often turns into a quasi-game of charades.

Where to get started: Taboo

10) Virtual Trip To Paris

By taking part in this virtual activity, your team will be able to build rapport, share stories, and learn about the City of Lights as they’ve always desired! This fun, thought-provoking activity strengthens relationships and develops teamwork.

Play online with groups of 4+

Why you’ll love this interactive online party game: Participants will learn fun French terminology and find their Parisian character while also enhancing their ability to work with others. Bonding is fostered through this fun team-building activity that’s perfect for remote teams who want to interact despite being distant.

Where to get started: Trip To Paris

Pro-Tip: Woyago also offers full-immersion online group tours through Italy, Spain, India, and more!

11) Virtual Game Night

This online game night is the employee engagement gaming solution you’ve been looking for. With an easy setup and a host to guide you through numerous team activities, all your friends will have to do is log on!

Play online with groups of 8-100+

Why you’ll love this interactive online party game: A live host guides your team through karaoke, lip sync battles, trivia, team draws, tournaments and many other carefully curated activities. Every game is designed to make teams feel more connected, more engaged, and more satisfied in the in-person or virtual workplace.

Where to get started: Virtual Game Night

12) Time Machine Trivia

Ready to test your pop culture knowledge? Time Machine Trivia invites remote teams to indulge in a virtual game show experience, complete with a buzzer, scoreboard, and a living, breathing game show host!

Play online with groups of 50+

Why you’ll love this interactive online party game: This action-packed online game for employees and coworkers challenges their knowledge of pop culture history going back to the counter-cultural 60s! Time Machine Trivia is a fast-paced, super fun idea for giving your team a challenge they can bond over.

Where to get started: Time Machine Trivia

13) Virtual Boom Box

The  Virtual Boom Box game features puzzles and music trivia about your team’s favorite albums, songs, and bands, making it a fun and engaging pastime for music aficionados, especially those who want to flex their musical knowledge.

Play online with groups of 10-20

Why you’ll love this interactive online party game: An on-air quiz master will lead employees through six rounds including music by popular and contemporary American musicians and bands. During the game, each team will use an answer sheet that includes the questions they are answering. Teams will have a ball with this super-entertaining interactive game.

Where to get started: Virtual Boom Box

14) Drunk History

Drunk History is the gamified version of the TV phenomenon, which retells lesser-known historical events such as the perspective of the onlookers of the Wright Brothers’ first flight. Or an event like the gentleman who attempted to strap a pair of wings to his back and fly off a castle.

Play online with groups of 3-20

Why you’ll love this interactive online party game: A little warning is that this game is so funny that your team will end up begging for the fun to never stop. A great way to kick off an office party, virtual happy hour, or department get-together.

Where to get started: Drunk History

15) Virtual Do-Good Games

Philanthropy is made even cooler with Virtual Do-Good Games. Give back to the less fortunate through the large group team games that turn competition into charitable donations.

Play online with groups of 50+

Why you’ll love this interactive online party game: This interactive online party game is designed around and donates to challenges like food insecurity and clean water, health and wellness, environmental awareness, and community support. Every time a challenge is completed, workplace teams will earn points that can be redeemed as donation dollars!

Where to get started: Virtual Do-Good Games

16) Space Escape

Houston, we have a problem. You and your coworkers are being sent on an important mission to Mars but something has happened! Race the clock to make your way through the different virtual rooms of the spaceship to save the day and successfully land your ship on the red planet.

Play online with groups of 6-100

Why you’ll love this interactive online party game: This virtual escape room activity is a great team-building exercise that will have you and your team solving different puzzle types as you race to escape.

Where to get started: Space Escape

17) Online Settlers of Catan

Instead of dividing and conquering, the online version of Settlers of Catan is a fun way to help your team unite and conquer! The Catan player community requested several features and Colonist is the realization of their desires.

Play online with groups of 10-20

Why you’ll love this interactive online party game: In addition to the game itself, Colonist also offers tons of information and instruction so newbies can fit right in and start playing this online game for teams with their workplace pros in minutes!

Where to get started: Colonist.io

18) Drag Queen Bingo

Drag Queen Bingo is the incredibly fabulous diversity, empathy, and inclusion (DEI) virtual bingo, hosted by a marvelous drag queen!

Play online with groups of 50+

Why you’ll love this interactive online party game: Large groups simply join a video call where they can participate in live bingo games and watch a drag queen performance all at once! Typically, this virtual event includes at least 4 rounds, a full-fledged drag show, and lots of jokes.

Where to get started: Drag Queen Bingo

Bonus: Casino Games (Poker + Blackjack)

For the perfect virtual game night, Casino Games is led by a professional poker player and an online live blackjack dealer, respectively.

Play online with groups of 1-10

Why you’ll love this interactive online party game: For the poker portion of Casino Games on Zoom, your host gives the team a rundown of the rules of 3-Card Poker or Texas Hold ‘Em so they’ll know when to hold ‘em and when to fold ‘em. For the blackjack card game, the dealer will give them tips, tricks, and strategies before letting them play at least 5 hands per hour. A virtual casino is an online party game that your group can log on to and start playing in minutes!

Where to get started: Try Poker or Blackjack

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