Os 11 mellores xogos de equipo para xogar en Zoom con amigos e familiares

Este distanciamento social é duro para aqueles que disfrutamos xogando coa nosa banda. Só porque non poidas reunirte co teu grupo non significa que non poidas pasar un tempo de calidade con eles. E que mellor maneira que xogar a uns xogos!

Aínda que hai moitos xogos para xogar en liña, non todos son os máis axeitados para xogar en equipo. Esta lista de xogos está feita especialmente tendo en conta o teu amor polos equipos. Entón, a que estás esperando? Reúne o teu equipo e entra directamente!

Contidos

• Socios en Pen
• Equipos pictóricos
• Psico!
• Diagnóstico de enfermidade estraña
• Aviso!
• O xogo dos recén casados
• Charadas inversas
• Equipo espacial
• Reaccionar e actuar
• Dúas mentiras e unha verdade
• Séguese vivo

Socios en Pen

Partners in Pen é un divertido xogo de festa que adoita xogarse en equipos de dous e con algúns axustes, o xogo pódese xogar con bastante éxito cun grupo nunha reunión de Zoom. Un xogador debe tentar debuxar un obxecto que non coñeza utilizando só as pistas dadas polo resto dos xogadores. Engade un temporizador ao xogo e terás unha competición en marcha!

Que necesitas:

• Lapis e Papel
• Teléfono ou PC para conectarse a unha reunión de Zoom

Como xogar:

• Os xogadores deben dividirse en equipos de dous e decidir o primeiro equipo.
• O equipo denner debe abandonar a reunión de Zoom durante uns minutos xa que tentará adiviñar o obxecto.
• O resto dos xogadores deben decidir sobre un obxecto; isto pode ser calquera cousa, desde un hidrante ata un pavo real. Podes enviar unha imaxe do obxecto usando o chat público de Zoom. Como o equipo denner non está na reunión, non poderá velo.
• Os denners agora poden unirse á reunión e iniciar o temporizador (Opcional).
• O resto dos xogadores deben describir o obxecto sen revelar demasiado. Usando esta información, os denners deben tentar debuxar o obxecto por separado. (Os outros xogadores non deberían poder ver o que están debuxando os denners e os denners non deberían poder ver o que debuxa o outro)
• Unha vez rematado o temporizador, os denners mostran os seus debuxos ao grupo. Se un deles conseguiu acertar, gaña un punto para o seu equipo. Se ambos coinciden no mesmo obxecto e acertan, conseguirán cinco puntos. Se ambos debuxan o mesmo obxecto pero está mal, perderán un punto para o equipo.

Equipos pictóricos

Este divertido xogo de debuxo seguro que unirá ao teu equipo. Usando a función de encerado de Zoom, o xogo pódese xogar perfectamente nunha reunión de Zoom. É o clásico xogo de debuxos e adiviñas, pero cun xiro. Cada xogador só pode debuxar durante 3 segundos! Proba as túas habilidades de debuxo, mentres todos os demais xogadores intentan adiviñar se estás debuxando un pato ou un can!

Se te quedas sen ideas, sempre podes usar un xerador de palabras como Pictionarygenerator.com . Sabías que non é o máis doado debuxar co rato? Ben, pronto o descubrirás.

Que necesitas:

• Teléfono ou PC para conectarse a unha reunión de Zoom

Como xogar:

• Un xogador é o anfitrión designado e debe compartir o seu encerado para que todos poidan interactuar con el.
• Os xogadores deben dividirse en equipos de dous.
• O anfitrión debe enviar mensaxes privadas a un equipo por palabra usando a función de chat privado de Zoom e iniciar un temporizador de vinte segundos.
• Un xogador do equipo comeza a debuxar no encerado. Cando transcorren tres segundos, o anfitrión di "Cambiar" e agora o compañeiro faise cargo do debuxo. Isto continúa ata que se agote o temporizador de vixésimo segundos.
• O resto dos xogadores deben tentar adiviñar a palabra antes de que remate o tempo.

Psico!

Este xogo de festa é perfecto para unha sesión de xogo virtual xa que crea unha sala para que os xogadores se unan. Que bo es para farolear? Podes inventar unha resposta a unha pregunta e enganar a todos os demais para que pensen que é a correcta?

Compite contra todos os demais e tenta gañar puntos facendo que os teus amigos elixan as túas respostas falsas. Hai unha resposta correcta entre as mentiras. Podes adiviñar cal é?

Se tes un gran grupo de amigos, o xogo faise difícil de gañar, porque hai moitas respostas para escoller. Nese caso, podes xogar facendo equipo. Forma equipos de dous ou tres xogadores cada un e loita!

Todos os xogadores deben descargar Psych! xogo móbil. Podes escoller entre unha variedade de barallas que teñan cada unha un tema ou preguntas diferentes.

Descargar Psych!: Android | iOS

Que necesitas:

• Teléfono ou PC para conectarse a unha reunión de Zoom

• Teléfono intelixente para xogar (aínda que non é completamente necesario permanecer na chamada de Zoom, se estás a usar a aplicación móbil Zoom, terás que cambiar entre a chamada de Zoom e o xogo; ou usar outro teléfono intelixente para o xogo)

Como xogar:

• Formar equipos de dous a tres xogadores cada un, dependendo do tamaño do grupo e designar un xogador como líder.
• Un xogador debe aloxar o xogo no seu teléfono iniciando a aplicación, tocando o botón "Iniciar xogo" e seleccionando unha baralla.
• Que todos os participantes na chamada coñezan o "Código secreto" que aparece na pantalla. Deben introducir este código para unirse ao xogo.
• Todos os xogadores recibirán unha pregunta na súa pantalla. Os xogadores do mesmo equipo deben enviarlle unha mensaxe privada ás súas respostas ao líder do equipo. O traballo do líder do equipo é crear unha resposta usando as dúas respostas. Isto fai algunhas respostas moi divertidas.
• Os xogadores deben escribir unha resposta que cren que pode enganar a todos os demais para que crean que é verdade.
• Cando se agote o temporizador, todas as respostas dos xogadores mostraranse de forma anónima xunto coa resposta correcta. Cada xogador debe escoller cal pensa que é a resposta correcta.
• O gañador é o equipo que conseguiu enganar a maior número de xogadores.

Diagnóstico de enfermidade estraña

Este é un xogo de rompe-xeos super divertido ao que quizais xa xogaches antes. O xogo ten moitos nomes, incluíndo "Doctor Patients" e "Psyquiatrist Game". Este xogo implica algo de actuación e farol e é unha boa forma de facer que a xente se abra e se divirta.

One team is designated the doctors while the other is the patients. The doctors must try and guess the disease that all the patients suffer from. Be careful though, some people might have strange diseases that turn them into chickens!

What do you need:

• Phone or PC to connect to a Zoom meeting

How to play: 

• Divide the group into two teams. Decide which team is the doctors and which the patients.
• The doctors must leave the Zoom meeting for a few minutes.
• The patients must decide what disease they have. All the players have the same disease.
• Once the disease is decided, the doctors can reenter the meeting.
• The doctors must go from patient to patient asking them one question each to try and figure out what the disease is. One doctor can only ask one patient, one question. This continues until all the doctors have had a chance to ask a question.
• The patients act out clues to help the doctors guess the disease. For example,  if the disease makes you scratch your left ear, the patient must answer the doctor and sneakily scratch their left ear while answering.
• Once all the doctors have asked one question each, they can discuss amongst themselves as to what they think the disease could be. The doctor team only gets two guesses to get it right!

Heads Up!

Created by talk show host Ellen DeGeneres, Heads Up! is a loud and fun social game that involves a lot of talking over each other and hand gestures. The aim of the game is to try and guess the word that is on your forehead. The more you guess the better the chances your team has of winning.

Since this game only requires players to hold up their phones, it can be easily played on a Zoom call. All the denners must download the application to their smartphones.

Download Heads Up!: Android | iOS

What do you need:

• Phone or PC to connect to a Zoom meeting
• For denner, another phone to run and use the Heads Up! app

How to play:

• Players must divide into teams of two. They can decide amongst themselves who will guess and who will give the clues.
• One team goes at a time. Player one must launch the Heads Up! game on their phone and place the phone on their forehead with the screen facing out. Make sure that this player uses the ‘Hide self view’ option so that they cannot see what is on their head.
• The phone will display a word and player two must give player one clues as to what that word is without saying the actual word out loud. The other players can try and confuse the team by giving them wrong clues.
• When player one guesses the word right, they tilt their phone downward to move on to the next word. The player can also skip a word that they find too difficult by tilting the phone upward.
• The team that manages to guess the most number of words wins!

If you would like to spice up the game with some alternative rules, check out our article below.

► How to play Heads Up! on Zoom

The Newlywed Game

The famous Newlywed game is best played with couples or close friends in teams of two. This is a funny game that has players revealing how much they actually know about their teammate. Depending on your players, you can choose relevant questions.

The host asks players questions about their partner, to which the players must raise their written answers to reveal just how well they know each other. You can use the following guides depending on the players.

The Newlywed Game questions for Couples

The Newlywed Game questions for Friends

What do you need:

• Phone or PC to connect to a Zoom meeting

• Lots of pieces of paper and a marker

How to play:

• One player is the host. The host can also be a part of a couple playing the game.
• The host reads out the first question. All players write down their answer on their pieces of paper but do not reveal it to anyone.
• When the host gives the signal, all players reveal their answers to everyone in the group.
• The host then goes from couple to couple checking to see if their answers line up. If they both answered similarly they get a point!

Reverse Charades

This is a spin on the class game of Charades. In this version, the rules are reversed; one team of players must try and guess the word, while the rest of them act it out! And of course no one is allowed to make a sound except the denners! Using Zoom’s gallery view makes it even more fun because the players guessing have to look at all the other players acting out the word at the same time!

You can use this list of words to get you started. Just make sure everyone is on the same page, or things might get weird.

What do you need:

• Phone or PC to connect to a Zoom meeting

How to play:

• Two players team up to be denners at the start of a round.
• Create a list of words and share it with everyone except the denners.
• Start a timer, and all players begin acting out the first word. Players cannot use their voices to give clues; only actions.
• The denner team can talk to each other, to discuss what the think the words are. When the denners guess a word, the players move on to the next word.
• Points are allotted on how many words a team can guess.

Spaceteam

Spaceteam is a game that involves a lot of excited shouting. The game can be played with up to eight players on each team. Originally designed to work on the same WiFi network, the game now allows players to enable ‘Internet mode’. Using this mode, players simply need to enter a password to join the game.

Players receive instructions on their screens and must convey them to the rest of their team. Since they do not know who has what buttons, each player must scan their device for the conveyed instructions. And did we mention you only have a few seconds to do so?

All players must download the Spaceteam game on their phones.

Download Spaceteam: Android | iOS

What do you need:

• Phone or PC to connect to a Zoom meeting
• Another phone to run the game (Since the game requires that you be able to listen to other players, you can use the same phone to have the Zoom call going while switching to the Spaceteam app)

How to play:

• Players must divide into proportionate teams.
• Launch the game and select the ‘Internet mode’ from the top left corner of the screen.
• One player from each team starts the game and creates a password. All other players from the same team must enter the password to join the game. Note: Even if you are playing on WiFi, you must select ‘Internet mode’, as all players need to be on the same mode to play.
• All players in the same team will receive the same instructions on their screen. But different teams will have different instructions.  Every player has a different set of buttons. You must shout out the instructions so that the player with the relevant buttons can tap them before time runs out.
• Players cannot mute other teams. The ensuing ruckus is what makes the game so much fun!

React and Act

This is a super funny game that will have your group clutching their sides. The whole idea of the game is to guess the scenario by the player’s reaction. You can be as dramatic as you like, using all the exclamations possible.

One team must read a scenario and react appropriately to try and convey to the other what the scenario was. When the timer is up all players must put in their guesses.

What do you need:

• Phone or PC to connect to a Zoom meeting

How to play:

• Players must divide into teams of two. One player is the host.
• All the players must privately message the host a scenario that may be acted out.
• The host then chooses one scenario and privately messages the scenario to a random team.
• This team reads the scenario and reacts dramatically for 10 seconds. The reaction should be a clue to help the rest of the players guess what the scenario is. The two players must interact with each other, exclaiming and gesturing, but refrain from using actual words.
• If the players cannot guess the scenario at the end of ten seconds, no one gets a point. If a player manages to guess the scenario, both the actor and the player’s team that guessed right, get a point!

Two lies and a truth

Based on the famous game two truths and a lie, this variation reverses the lies and adds a fun team element to the game! Now players must not only guess which statement is true, but also who said the statement!

How well do you know your opponents, can you guess who is lying and who’s is the shocking truth? Find out now!

What you need:

• Phone or PC to connect to a Zoom meeting

How to play:

• Players must form teams of three.
• Each team must come up with two truths and one lie. The statements must be personally relevant to the players in the team. Try using funny and embarrassing truths to make the game more enjoyable.
• One player from the team types out the statements and sends them on the Zoom public chat (or whiteboard).
• The rest of the players must try and figure out which of the three statements is true, and also who that statement belongs to!

Stay alive

In this game, players must use their imagination and problem-solving abilities to get out of deadly situations using just one object! Team up and try and figure a way out of a hurricane using a calculator! If you’re convincing enough, the other teams may vote for you!

What you need:

• Phone or PC to connect to a Zoom meeting

How to play:

• Players must divide into proportionate teams. One player is the denner.
• The denner privately messages one team a random object like a broom, a teapot, etc.
• The denner then says out loud a deadly scenario, like ‘Dinosaurs are coming for you’.
• Player one in the team starts a story where they must use the object in the given scenario. Player two then takes over, and continues player one’s story, and so on.
• Each player from the team must mention the object at least once in their story. The round ends when each player from the team has told their story.
• The other teams must try and figure out what the random object was!

We hope these team games give you endless fun and bring you’ll closer. Which is your favorite game amongst these? Let us know in the comments below.