Games for your all-hands meeting

All-hands meetings have dead air at the start and energy dips in the middle. A quick game gets everyone participating instead of half-listening — and because everyone plays on their own phone against the shared screen, it works for a packed room or a big video call.

The best Breakroom games for this

• Trivia — Run company trivia — write your own questions (founding year, office quirks, team facts) or use the built-in packs. A speed bonus rewards answering fast, so it stays lively at scale.
• Ballpark — Everyone estimates a fun number and bets on the closest guess. Knowledge-free, so nobody feels put on the spot in front of the whole company.
• Punchline — Everyone writes a funny answer to a prompt, then the room votes head-to-head. The winning lines get the biggest laugh of the meeting.
• Majority Rules — Pick what most of the room will pick. Simple, fast, and fun with a big crowd.
• Who Said It? — Everyone answers one prompt anonymously, then the room guesses who wrote what — surprisingly great for a company that’s grown too big to know everyone.

How to run it

Put the big screen up on the stage display or share it over video. A QR code and join code stay on screen the whole time, so latecomers can jump in. Sessions run 10–20 minutes and you can switch games on the same code.