Christmas games
1. Not a word!
It has cards for kids, so grandkids and grandparents can play on the same team.
4–20 players30–60 min7+
Christmas games
After dinner everyone’s still at the table, and everyone has a phone in their pocket. Instead of scrolling, play together: one person creates a room, the rest join via the link. The games have family decks, so kids and grandparents can both play.
Recommended games
2. One Word
Everyone’s on the same side: you give one-word clues and win or lose together.
3–8 players20 min8+
3. Which of Us?
Family deck: you vote on who in the family fits the question best.
3–12 players15 min8+
4. Do You Know Me?
A quiz for two with the “Parent and child” deck: how well do you really know each other?
2 players15–20 min8+
5. Spy in Town
Family deck with no nightlife: everyone knows the location, except the spy.
3–10 players10–15 min10+
How to set it up
- Grandparents without a smartphone? Play as a pair: one phone, two people.
- On an older relative’s phone, just open the link. No installing, no account.
- Family abroad? Everyone can play in their own language: Polish, English, German, Ukrainian or Spanish.
Common questions
- What age are the games for?
- Each game shows its age rating. The youngest can play the word-describing game (ages 7+, with separate cards for kids), and most games on this list are for ages 8+.
- Can we play long-distance?
- Yes. Everyone plays on their own phone, so all you need is a video or phone call and the room link.
- Do I need to install anything?
- No. The games run in your phone’s browser, with no app and no account. All you need is a nickname.