Team BridgeThe office Christmas party, online
Christmas games for teams, in the browser
From ten people on a team call to a hundred at the company party: festive drawing, word and trivia games that start from one link in the meeting chat.
- No downloads
- Guests join without an account
- 3 to 100 players
Runs in a browser tab next to your call
Microsoft Teams
Google Meet
Games to play
Christmas parties for remote or hybrid teams work best when nobody has to install anything. TeamBridge games run in a browser next to the video call, with a holiday theme you can switch on in the lobby and Christmas word lists in the games.
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Christmas Scribble: draw reindeer, gingerbread houses and candy canes while everyone guesses.
3–100 players
5–15m
Holiday Taboo: describe mistletoe without saying kiss, plant or Christmas.
4–12 players5–20m
Festive trivia on carols, films and traditions around the world.
2–100 players5–10m
Quick picks between two pictures. Good for big groups; between rounds, settle real tree versus fake tree out loud.
2–100 players5–10m
Two players draw the same Christmas prompt; everyone votes on the better one.
4–200 players5–20m
A shared Christmas drawing with one secret faker.
4–200 players5–20m
For teams of 4 to 10 who like strategy.
4–10 players5–15m
Find the player who doesn’t know the secret Christmas word.
4–10 players5–15m
Premium
A 60-minute virtual Christmas party
For a larger company party, split into rooms of 10 to 20 and give each room its own lobby link. For a single team, play together and rotate the host so everyone gets a turn to pick the next game.
- 0–10 min
Arrive and warm up
Christmas Scribble while people join. Turn on the holiday theme in the lobby.
- 10–25 min
Festive trivia
One holiday trivia round. Read out the leaderboard as you go.
- 25–45 min
Holiday Taboo or Draw Battle
Taboo in two teams for smaller groups; Draw Battle for big ones.
- 45–55 min
This or That
Fast picks for everyone; then settle real tree versus fake tree out loud.
- 55–60 min
Awards
Best drawing, trivia champion, and a thank-you from the host.
Hosting tips: send the link in the calendar invite as well as the chat, give people a minute to set their name and avatar, and keep the camera grid visible so everyone can see the reactions.
One price for the whole party
Free games cost nothing to try. For premium games and a big group, get one pass for the party.
Free games
$0
free credits for every player
- Scribble, Fake Artist, Codenames and more
- Holiday theme in the lobby
- Guests join without an account
Holiday Party Pass
On sale Nov 1
$199
one-time · 7 days of access
- One holiday party for up to 100 players
- All premium games
- Holiday themes and word lists
- 7 days of access from purchase
- No subscription
Party before Nov 1? The Event pass ($99) covers every premium game for up to 50 players now.
Get the Event pass $99Planning for the whole year? Annual and monthly team plans cover every game and every event. Lifetime plans bought earlier keep their access.
Questions
What are good Christmas games for teams?
Christmas Scribble, holiday Taboo, festive trivia, This or That and Draw Battle are easy to run for remote teams, need no preparation, and work in the browser during a video call.
Can we run a virtual Christmas party for 100 people?
Yes. Scribble, Trivia, This or That and Fake Artist work for large groups. For very large parties, split into rooms of 10 to 20 with one lobby link each so everyone gets to play.
Do guests need an account?
No. Guests join from the link and pick a name. Only the host signs in.
Does it work in Microsoft Teams?
Yes. Keep the Teams meeting open and play in a browser tab; share the host’s screen if people only have one screen.
How much does it cost?
Free games can be played with free credits. Premium games and larger groups need a plan; see the price for a one-off holiday party below.