
Games for remote teams work best when one person shares a link on the video call and everyone joins on their own screen. Below are well-known team building games you can play online, then Chatforce games you can start from a link, then how to make a game about your own team. Chatforce helps you make visually high-quality 2D and 3D games from text and/or reference images, with hosting, multiplayer and microtransaction support taken care of for you. The games look and play well because Chatforce combines state-of-the-art AI models plus our own agent technology.
Online games for remote teams
Gartic Phone
A drawing and guessing game based on the telephone game. Each person writes a line, the next person draws it, the next describes the drawing, and so on. The host creates a room and shares the invite link.
skribbl.io
One person draws a word and everyone else races to guess it in the chat. Create a private room and send the link to your team.
Codenames Online
The free online version of the Codenames board game. Split into two teams, and each team's spymaster gives one word clues to help their team find its words on the grid. Create a room and share the link.
Jackbox Party Packs
Paid packs of party games such as Trivia Murder Party. One person buys a pack and shares their screen on the call, and everyone else plays on their phone by entering the room code at jackbox.tv.
Kahoot
A quiz platform. The host shares the questions on screen, and players answer on their own device after joining with a game PIN at kahoot.it. You can write a quiz about your team or pick an existing one.
Chatforce games to start from one link

Quiz Clash
A game show trivia game. One person hosts, the team joins from the invite link, and everyone races to answer general knowledge questions for speed points.

Vowel Rush
Fill in the missing vowels of famous names, places and phrases before the fuel runs out, or race a coworker to solve first.

Dice Dash Derby
A dice racing board game. Roll, pick a path at each fork and use boosts and traps to reach the finish first. Invite the team online or race against AI.

LudoIndia
Classic Ludo with proper yards and home paths, dice rolls and captures. Invite coworkers online from a link.

Math Duel
Pair up for ten rounds of school subject questions. Faster correct answers score more, and the questions get harder.

Chess Play
Full rules chess with a bright cartoon look. Send a coworker a link for an online match, or play the computer while the call fills up.
Want a game your team can play together? See the multiplayer game maker.
Make a custom game about your team
You can make a game about your team on Chatforce. Describe it in chat: a quiz about who said what in standup, a racing game on a track shaped like your office, or a platformer starring the team mascot. You can add reference images too.
A first playable version takes about 10 to 15 minutes. Play it, then ask for changes in chat until it feels right.
Multiplayer works by sharing a link. Once you publish the game, your coworkers can play it without an account. You can also play your games on our mobile app: Android is live, and iOS is coming soon.
How to run a game on a video call
Keep it simple so the game starts in a minute, not ten.
- Pick one person to host and paste the link in the call chat.
- Start with a short game so people who join late can play the next round.
- On a bigger call, split into teams, like in Codenames Online.
- Have the host explain the rules once before the first round.
Frequently asked questions
What are good games for remote teams?
Gartic Phone, skribbl.io, Codenames Online, Jackbox Party Packs and Kahoot are well-known picks. On Chatforce, Quiz Clash, Vowel Rush, Dice Dash Derby, LudoIndia, Math Duel and Chess Play all start from a link.
Are there free online games for remote teams?
Yes. Gartic Phone, skribbl.io and Codenames Online are free. Kahoot has free and paid plans. Jackbox Party Packs are paid. The Chatforce games on this page are free to play from their links.
How does the team join?
Open the game, start a room and paste the invite link in the call chat. Everyone joins on their own screen. Chatforce games do not need an account to play.
Do these work on Zoom, Teams or Google Meet?
Yes. The games run outside the call, so any video call works. Share the link in the call chat and keep talking while you play.
Can we make a game about our own team?
Yes. Describe the game in chat on Chatforce, with text and/or reference images. A first playable version takes about 10 to 15 minutes. Multiplayer works by sharing a link, and published games play without an account.