Which small ritual gets this team through a busy week?
AThe coffee runBThe shared playlist
PERSONALISED WORK-SOCIAL GAMES
Build a work-safe game from shared wins and team habits—without awkward disclosure.
Use team phrases, harmless routines and positive shared moments to create editable prompts for a work social.
WHAT TO PREPARE
A few safe details are enough.
Do not enter confidential work information, performance details or personal facts colleagues would not expect to be used.
- 01The team or group name
- 02A positive shared win
- 03A harmless ritual or phrase
- 04Work topics or personal areas to avoid
A COMPLETE FICTIONAL EXAMPLE
See the finished game before you make yours.
Switch between the host screen, a guest’s phone and the printable pack. Every name and detail below is fictional.
WHAT YOU GETWork-safe prompts built around shared wins, not awkward disclosure.Review and edit every prompt before play.
ONE GAME · THREE USEFUL VIEWS
Choose what works for the room.
Work-safe wording
Choose Work-safe and keep the focus on shared team life.
Simple participation
Guests can use a room code and nickname when online play is available.
Facilitator pack
Prepare a printable host copy for a meeting room or away day.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Clear before you create.
Is this an employee-assessment tool?
No. It is a social party game and should not be used to assess, rank or profile colleagues.
Can we avoid personal questions?
Yes. Use shared wins, team habits and work-safe phrases, then review every prompt before play.
Will people need an account?
Only the host signs in. Guests use a room code and first name or nickname in their browser.
PERSONALISED WORK-SOCIAL GAMES