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Party games for remote teams. The host clicks Play, starts a room, and drops the invite link in the call chat. Everyone else just clicks it.

Kartastrophe

Sticker karts on a tabletop, with pinball bumpers and coworker carnage. Race the Tabletop Circuit, take the Grand Tour, or brawl in Deflation Derby.

Eight sticker karts racing around the Tabletop Circuit on a green card-table felt, with live standings and lap times beside the trackKarts trailing coloured balloons bump each other around a felt arena in a burst of confetti and a CLONK!

1–30 players · arrows or WASD to drive · practice alone against crash-test dummies

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Good Day / Bad Day — “Empathy Poker”

How well can you see the world through your teammate's eyes? One player flips for a good day or a bad day and secretly ranks five cards. Everyone else tries to match it.

The Good Day / Bad Day home screen: a sun-and-storm coin, a name box, a room-code box with Join room, and a how-it-plays listThe reveal on desktop: Priya flips her Good Day ranking card by card while a table below compares everyone's reads against her answer key
A Good Day round on a phone: guessing how Priya ranks five lucky breaks, from being cast in a blockbuster to striking oil, with numbered poker chips

2–30 players · best on a video call

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Splash Derby

Bumper karts with paint rollers on a pool float. Cover the table in your team's colour and bump the other team off course. Three strikes and they're out. Most colour wins.

Orange and blue paint swirled across a striped pool-float table, a knocked-out blue kart smoking under a SPLAT!, and the painters' scores beside itFour teams of karts painting orange, blue, pink and green out from beach towels in each corner of the table, with a tug-of-war score bar across the top
Splash Derby on a phone held upright, zoomed in on your kart beside a crumpled, smoking wreck, with STEER and GO thumb strips below

1–30 players · keyboard, touch, or a game controller · practice alone against crash-test dummies

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Mushroomapalooza

A team puzzle race. Everyone matches smiling clumps of fertilizer on the same board, and every match grows your mushroom toward the sky. Run Cross Country to 50 matches, a timed Sprint, or a three-stage Tour.

The big screen on the call: Chanterelles, Oysters and Shiitakes racing in three columns of growing mushrooms, four already up in the sky, with places and team scoresPlaying on a laptop: a 3 × 3 window of keys from Q to C outlined on a board of smiling clumps, a match of green clumps melting away inside it
A race on a phone: a column of red clumps melting away for +120 beside a rainbow hyperclump, your mushroom partway up its stalk, and every racer's mushroom across the top with 0:52 left

1–30 players · tap on a phone or type on a laptop · practice alone against bots

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Spin-Down

Two corporations, one research station, and a discovery both want home first. Fill your escape pod, roll the pilot chair to your side, or put out the other Steward's lights. And if a vac suit turns its back, kick it in the pants.

A match on the station: blue and orange escape pods side by side, a vac suit zapping a scientist into a skeleton under a ZAP!, a pilot crackling in the pilot chair on the floor, and both Stewards hovering up topThe briefing before a match: matching blue and orange cards stamped Confidential, telling each team to fill its escape pod first, with both Stewards peeking up from below

1–30 players, bots fill each side · arrows or WASD and space, or a game controller · practice alone against bots

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Playing with Fire

Mom and Dad just left, and the yard is on fire. Grab a soaker, a sack of water balloons, or the one bucket on the porch, and keep the flames off the house round after round. Big fires split when you hit them, so work together, refill fast, and hold out until the headlights pull in.

Round 3 on Six Trees: kids with soakers fanned out across a hex-grid yard of trees, fences and kiddy pools, squirting a line of fires rolling in from the right toward the houseThe warm-up before a game: a row of kids by the house wall, fair balloons tied up along the far side of the yard to pop, and the Fire Chief's panel for picking the level and starting the game

1–16 players, bots fill in · arrows and space, or a game controller · warm up alone against bots

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