WORK PARTY GAMES
Printable work party games built around your team
For the work do, the team lunch, and the office party that always starts stiff. Tell us about the team and we build the games around them, so people are laughing before the second drink.
Work parties start slow because nobody wants to be the first to be silly. A pack built around the team gives people permission, because the questions are about colleagues everyone knows, not a stranger.
You tell us about the team and people can add their own light stories before you print. The games come out chosen around the group, so the ice breaks on shared work in-jokes rather than a generic corporate quiz.
Games we would start with for a work party
Every pack is built around your guest of honour, so these play differently for your group than for anyone else.
Majority Rules
The biggest crowd wins every round.
4-30 players . 20-35 minutes
See gameThe Pitch
Talk your way out of anything - using two words that should make it impossible.
3-12 players . 15-25 minutes
See gameSketchy Business
Everyone is drawing the same thing. One person has no idea what it is.
4-12 players . 10-20 minutes
See gameWhy it beats a standard office quiz
It breaks the ice on its own
The questions are about people in the room, so the group has a shared subject the moment they sit down and the slow start disappears.
It stays the right side of safe
You set the tone, so it can stay light and inclusive for a mixed work crowd rather than putting anyone on the spot.
No prep for the organiser
It is a downloadable pack. Print it, cut it out, and it runs at a table without you having to run anything from the front.
Questions
Will it be appropriate for a work crowd?
You choose the tone when you start, so you can keep it light and inclusive. It is designed to warm a room up, not to single anyone out.
Can the team help build it?
Yes. You share a link and colleagues can add light stories before you print, so the games lean on team in-jokes rather than generic questions.
How much setup does the organiser do?
Almost none. Once you pay, the pack is put together and sent in minutes. You print the pages, cut the cards out, and it runs itself at a table.
What do we need on the day?
The printed pages, scissors, and a pen. A game or two asks for one phone with a dice roller open, flagged on the setup page.
Ready to play?
Turn the work do into something people talk about on Monday.
Tell us who it is for, pick your games, and print the pages you need.
Start a work party pack