With the starters
Magnet¶Everyone gets 15 random word magnets and builds the funniest sentence. Nobody has to come up with anything, so it’s an easy start while people find their seats.
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Office Christmas party games on your phones
Put the game on the TV and the whole team plays from their own phone. Punchy! has a holiday party pack with prompts about the office party, your colleagues and the boss, and when you want something different, you switch games without a new room code.
Start a holiday party gameOpens the big screen on this device
How it works
- 1
Get the game on the TV
Plug a laptop into the TV or projector, cast the screen with Chromecast or AirPlay, or open interrobang.wtf in the TV’s own browser.
- 2
Everyone scans the code
Colleagues scan the QR code, type a name and pick a character. Late arrivals can still vote as the audience.
- 3
Play, and switch when you like
A game takes 10–20 minutes. When it ends, the host picks the next one and everyone is straight back in.
A plan for the evening
Four short games, each suited to a different part of the party. Play all of them, or just the ones that fit your team.
After the main course
Punchy!The main event: the holiday party pack with 50 prompts about the boss, the eggnog and Secret Santa. Two people answer, everyone votes for the funniest.
With coffee
Bluff?One colleague tells the truth about themselves, everyone else lies. Who knew the finance director once worked as a party clown?
Late in the evening
Gotcha*Everyone answers the same question anonymously and the big screen turns into a gossip paper: who wrote what? Pick the cheeky questions if the mood is right.
The holiday party pack
In Punchy! players write the prompts themselves, but anyone who gets stuck can draw one from the holiday party pack. 50 prompts that tease colleagues and the boss but stay clean enough for Monday morning. A few of them:
- The worst thing to say to your boss after the third drink
- What the Secret Santa rules really say
- What the IT team gets up to at the holiday party
- The most awkward thing to say in the taxi home from the office party
- What’s in the minutes from last year’s holiday party
- What the boss’s speech would be about if it were completely honest
Party games everyone actually plays
Most office party games need someone at the front with paper, a pen and a list of rules. Here the big screen does it all: it shows the prompts, keeps time and counts the points, so the host gets to play too.
Because everyone plays from their own phone, the quiet people in the team get as much of a say as the ones who usually grab the microphone. And anyone who wanders back from the bar late can still vote as the audience.
A festive big screen
When the host picks the holiday party pack, the big screen gets fairy lights, snow and a swinging Jingle Bells. The pack is available from 1 November to 31 January.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. All four games are free, with no ads and no accounts.
How many people can play?
3 to 8 players, and up to 100 more can join as the audience and vote from their phones. So the whole office can take part.
Can we switch games during the evening?
Yes. When a game ends, the host picks the next one on the big screen. Everyone stays in the room and nobody has to scan a new code.
How do we get the game on the TV?
Plug a laptop into the TV or projector with HDMI, cast the screen with Chromecast or AirPlay, or open interrobang.wtf in the TV’s own browser.
What if someone writes something inappropriate?
The host can remove a player from the big screen with one click. Players write their own answers, so agree on where the line is.
Can remote colleagues join?
Yes. Share the big screen in Teams, Zoom or Google Meet and they join from their own phone like everyone else.
Need people to play with?
Come hang out in our Discord and find other people up for a game.