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Why a Virtual Holiday Game Is Perfect for Remote Teams

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Sampriti

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Why a Virtual Holiday Game Is Perfect for Remote Teams

A virtual holiday game can turn a regular team call into a lively celebration with friendly competition, laughter, and a chance for coworkers to connect outside of work.

Getting a remote team together for the holidays can be challenging. Everyone may be in a different city, working from home, or following a different schedule. A virtual game gives the team something everyone can participate in, without needing to travel or arrange a physical venue.

Our Holiday Game experience combines a hosted team game with a complimentary AI holiday photobooth. The photobooth gives everyone a fun and relaxed start, while the game brings in a little friendly competition. The host takes care of explaining the activity, organizing the teams, and keeping things moving.

What the 60 Minutes Look Like

The first few minutes are used to welcome everyone and explain how the event will work. The team then spends around 15 minutes creating AI holiday photos, giving participants an easy way to interact before the game begins. The main part of the event is approximately 35 minutes of hosted gameplay, followed by a short closing and winner announcement.

The format works particularly well when you want something more engaging than a holiday video call but do not want a long or complicated event. Participants can simply join from their devices and let the host take care of the rest.

A holiday game can be a simple way to end the year on a lighter note, especially for teams that spend most of their time communicating through emails, chats, and meetings.

Planning a virtual holiday celebration? A hosted game can give your team an hour to step away from work, compete with coworkers, and enjoy some time together.

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