Use case · Socials & all-hands
Games for Friday socials and all-hands meetings
For a Friday social or the end of an all-hands, pick games that take under ten minutes, scale to however many people turn up, and need no preparation. TeamPlay games run 5 to 12 minutes each, a session holds up to 1,000 players on the Business plan, and the host only picks the games - the questions, the clock and the scoring are handled by the app.
Low effort for the host
Every built-in game comes with its own question bank and shuffles it each session, so the same team can play every Friday without seeing a repeat soon. The host picks the games, sets how long each runs, and starts. Replay sets up the same lineup in a new room with fresh questions.
Built for a big room
At an all-hands, the whole company can play at once: players join from their phones with the code on the big screen, and teams are dealt evenly however many people arrive. Pro covers up to 100 players and Business up to 1,000, with up to 10 co-hosts helping run the room.
Scores stay hidden during play and are revealed on a final leaderboard, so the result lands as one moment for the whole room.
A lineup to start from
Short games that suit a social or the last ten minutes of an all-hands:
- Superfan – Head to Head (~5 min): Each team's captain picks a category - sitcoms, movies, sport - and teams race their own questions.
- Pin It! Flags (~8 min): Name the flag, then drop a pin on a borderless world map - closer pins score more.
- Punchline (~10 min): Everyone writes the funniest ending and the room votes, anonymously.
- Word Scramble (~1 min): A one-minute race to unscramble a word - a quick finisher.
That is about 24 minutes of play, plus the standings between games.
Questions
How many people can play at an all-hands?
Up to 1,000 per session on the Business plan, 100 on Pro and 15 on Free. Players join from their phones with a room code.
How long are the games?
Most take 5 to 12 minutes. Word Scramble can take about a minute; Team Escape Room runs around 25.
Will the same questions come up every week?
The built-in games shuffle their question banks every session, and Replay sets up the same lineup with fresh questions.