Two Truths and a Lie
Players guess which of three statements is false, revealing surprising facts about each other.
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A small library of ice breaker games. Search, filter, and run in minutes—work‑safe, for in‑person or virtual meetings. No signup.
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Label guide: For Work = professional settings; 5–10 Minute = average duration; Virtual‑friendly = works in remote meetings; High Energy = more movement/fast‑paced.
Players guess which of three statements is false, revealing surprising facts about each other.
Participants share the three essential items they'd bring to a deserted island.
An interactive game that encourages mingling as players search for others who match descriptions on a bingo card.
A fast-paced online game where participants race to find common household items and show them on camera.
Collaborate on a spontaneous and often hilarious story by having each person contribute just one word at a time.
A thoughtful sharing activity about a recent positive (rose), a challenge (thorn), and something to look forward to (bud).
Pose fun and thought-provoking dilemmas to the group, sparking lighthearted debates and revealing personalities.
A hilarious challenge where everyone draws their colleague on a video call without looking at their screen.
A high-energy competition that turns a simple game into an epic showdown with cheering squads.
A team-building puzzle that requires communication and collaboration to untangle a 'knot' of linked arms.
A safe-for-work version of the classic game where players discover shared (and not-so-shared) experiences.
A quick and easy game of preferences that gets people moving and making choices.
A nostalgic activity where participants share a meaningful object, offering a glimpse into their personal lives.
A non-verbal challenge where the group must line up in order of their birthdays without talking.
A positive and uplifting game where the group assigns fun 'most likely to...' awards to each other.
A simple but effective way to encourage deeper conversation in smaller breakout groups.
The classic drawing and guessing game that can be easily adapted for virtual settings.
A rapid-fire question game that keeps energy high and helps people learn fun facts about each other quickly.
A problem-solving game that encourages group discussion and consensus-building.
A simple mystery-solving game where one person is the 'detective' and must figure out a secret rule.
A creative and modern way to tell a story using only emojis.
A lighthearted game that explores personalities through creative comparisons.
A collaborative activity for teams to visualize their shared history and key milestones.
A classic team-based competition that tests knowledge on various topics and encourages collaboration.
Each person summarizes their life or a theme in exactly six words, then shares the story behind the words.
Teams invent a playful scheme they would pull off if they could time travel, then pitch it to the group.
Players play short mystery sounds; others guess the source—simple, surprising, and great on video calls.
Participants co-create a large artwork but can add to it only while talking with someone new.
Players submit a fun fact anonymously; facts are read aloud and the group guesses the author.
Create mini-poems together using magnetic words (or a shared digital board) as you mingle.
Eight ‘intelligences’ are on a stranded island—teams debate the order to evacuate based on survival value.
Fast rounds of collaborative doodling—rotate and build on others’ sketches, then guess who added what.
Pick a place you’ve visited; others ask yes/no questions to pinpoint the location.
Describe an ‘invisible’ object in vivid detail; the group guesses what it is.
Tell a chain story—but each speaker ends frozen in a dramatic pose for the next person to build from.
Teams share short quotes from films, books, or songs; others guess the source for points.
Use a simple personality framework to discuss collaboration styles—no test required, just a guided chat.
Decorate the outside of a blank mask with how others see you, and the inside with your inner self.
Share a childhood or early-career photo; partners chat to learn the story behind it.
Teams receive four random images and craft a short story connecting them.
Bring a childhood artwork (or recreate one); share the backstory for a dose of nostalgia.
Choose a shape (square, triangle, circle, squiggle) and discuss what it says about your work style.
Build the tallest freestanding tower that can hold a marshmallow on top—within 20 minutes.
Pin your birthplace or hometown on a shared map, then spark quick conversations about growing up.
Share memorable ‘firsts’ (first concert, job, trip) in quick rounds to learn fun personal history.
Write your name backward and have others guess it—simple, silly, and great for new groups.
Small groups race to find a set number of uncommon things they all share in common.
Roll a die and answer a prompt tied to the number—adds randomness and laughs to sharing.
Hear a prompt word; write the first word that comes to mind—compare and discuss the chains.
Pick a personal ‘theme song’ for different scenarios (win, focus, superhero) and share why.
Ice breaker games are short, low‑stakes activities that help people warm up, learn names, and start talking. They reduce awkwardness at the beginning of meetings, workshops, and classes, and make collaboration easier. The best ice breakers are easy to explain, safe for work, and take just a few minutes to run. On this site you’ll find 50+ options for remote, in‑person, and hybrid teams—each with clear steps, timing, and tips for success. Use them to energize a group, spark conversation, or build quick connection before the main agenda.
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Everything you need to know about our ice breaker games
Yes! All games are completely free with no signup required. We believe team building should be accessible to everyone.
Absolutely! Many games are specifically designed for virtual or hybrid settings. Use the filter buttons to find games that work best for your setup.
Games range from quick 5-minute energizers to 30-minute team-building activities. Each game shows the estimated duration to help you plan.
Most games require no preparation or materials. When materials are needed, they are simple household items. We list everything needed for each game.
Yes! We carefully curate work-appropriate and inclusive activities. All games are designed to be comfortable for professional environments and suitable for all team members.