Leading an icebreaker tomorrow? Just open it and go.
No props, no rules to memorize. Pick a game the night before, then follow your phone step by step — and people actually end up talking.
Tell us about your group
Start with group size and phones — more filters on the Find games page.
This or That
A this-or-that icebreaker that groups people by what they answered alike.
Happy Bingo
Icebreaker bingo where you hunt for people, not numbers — find who fits the square and have them confirm it.
Time Bomb
Pass one phone around: do the task on screen, hand it on — whoever holds it when it blows loses.
Buzzer Game
A live multiplayer buzzer tool — scan a QR code to join the room.
Pop-Up Count
Stand up and call the next number. Pop up at the same time as someone? Shout their name first. Last one down loses.
Elevator
Stand in a circle as floors and chant "One up to four!" to the beat — wrong call or no answer and you’re out.
Concentration
Clap, clap, name one: take turns naming things in the category — repeat one or go off-topic and you’re out.
Reverse Audio Challenge
Record a line, play it in reverse, copy the gibberish and flip it back to guess what was said.
Avalon Voice Narrator
Set your player count and roles, and the app narrates the host script for you — no memorizing required.
Warm up → Get to know each other
The icebreaker is just the opening. Choose how long you have and we’ll pair two games: one to warm up, one to get people talking.
Your phone runs the board game
Avalon Voice Narrator
Nobody has to read the script or sit out with their eyes closed. The phone narrates the whole game out loud, so everyone gets to play and deduce.
A seven-week interactive message, ready to go
Happiness Simulator
An interactive version of a seven-week small-group message: the host puts it on a big screen and everyone answers by phone and sees the results together.
Traditional Chinese only.
Party room: open once, play all night
Everyone joins once. The host picks a game and every phone switches over together, then comes back to the lobby when it’s done.
Leading for the first time? No sweat
Your first small-group icebreaker: a 15-minute plan
Opening, warm-up and getting to know each other — what to do and say at each step.
Coming soonA room full of strangers: which game first?
Three icebreakers that work without self-introductions, great for welcome nights and first meetings.
Coming soonWhen the room goes quiet: five lines that rescue it
What to say when nobody answers, someone is shy or the game stalls halfway.
Coming soonOnly five people in the group: what works?
Big-group games fall flat with few people. These ones get better in a small circle.
Coming soon