Company parties are a golden opportunity for teams to break the ice and release stress, and a successful party is inseparable from games that are both fun and interactive. This article selects 15 creative games suitable for teams of different sizes, covering three categories: mental challenges, physical competitions, and teamwork, to help you create a carnival feast that everyone can enjoy!
Ⅰ. Opening icebreaker: quickly close the distance
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Emoji Guessing Contest
- How to play : Prepare vocabulary cards related to the company's business and popular culture in advance (such as "overtime" and "milk tea freedom"), and express them with emoji combinations. Members will be divided into groups to answer, and the group with the most guesses wins.
- Highlights : Using youthful symbols to break generational barriers, suitable for cross-departmental mixed teams.
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True or False Story
- How to play : Each person prepares 2 real experiences + 1 fictional story, and everyone takes turns to share and then votes to guess whether it is true or false. The person with the most outrageous votes will receive a "funny punishment" (such as imitating the leader's speech).
- Effect : Discover your colleagues’ hidden skills amidst laughter and quickly narrow the psychological distance.
Ⅱ. Teamwork: Ignite the Spark of Tacit Understanding
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Giant Block Challenge
- Props : "Company logo" made of giant Lego bricks/ cardboard boxes.
- Rules : Divide into groups and use building blocks to build designated shapes. The most stable and creative team within the time limit wins.
- Upgrade : Added "No Verbal Communication" condition to test non-verbal collaboration ability.
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Office Escape Room
- Scenario : Use the conference room to set up a simple secret room and set puzzles related to the company culture (such as cracking the department abbreviation code).
- Mission : The team unlocks the "company's confidential documents" through clues, and the one who uses the shortest time wins the title of " Sherlock Holmes of the Year ".
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Blind Square 2.0
- How to play : All players are blindfolded and use ropes to form the largest square. The upgraded version can add "obstacles" or "limited-time language command interference".
- Significance : Strengthens leadership and trust, suitable for management participation.
III. Brainstorming: Stimulating creative potential
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Advertising blockbuster improv show
- Task : Randomly select daily necessities (such as mops and markers ), and ask the team to plan and perform an advertisement with a plot within 30 minutes.
- Selection : Fun awards such as best script, most exaggerated performance, most magical BGM, etc.
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Company Knowledge Competition
- Question bank : Mix and match company history (such as "the color of shoes the founder wore on his first roadshow") and industry trivia.
- Format : A round-robin format is adopted for answering questions. Those who answer incorrectly will be punished by "Truth or Dare".
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Future product launches
- Requirements : Each group uses waste materials to design a "black technology product that changes the world" and conduct a 5-minute roadshow.
- Easter egg : Invite the CEO to give impromptu comments, and outstanding solutions will be given the opportunity to receive company resources.
IV. Physical Carnival: Release of Dopamine
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Pillow Fight Contest
- Preparation : Divide a safe area and provide disinfected pillow cores.
- Rules : A free-for-all fight in the ring. The last person left in the ring will be awarded the title of "King of Fighting". The loser must perform a talent show to return to the ring.
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Office Olympics
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project :
- Tabletop curling (use paper cups instead of curling stones)
- Chair relay (sitting on a swivel chair and sliding with your feet)
- Typing Speed King (Competition on the number of correct words typed in 1 minute)
- Highlights : Low-cost transformation of the office scene into a competition venue, with a full sense of ceremony.
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Water Ball Dodge
- Venue : Outdoor lawn or parking lot.
- How to play : Divide into two teams and throw water balls at each other. The team that is hit will be eliminated, and the team with the last "survivor" wins.
- Note : Quick-drying towels and ginger tea are provided to avoid colds.
Ⅴ. Holiday Limited: Creating an Immersive Atmosphere
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Santa Claus Express Station
- Mission : All members play the role of Santa Claus and use a cart to transport "gifts" (sandbags) across the obstacle course. If they fall during the course, they need to return to the starting point.
- Upgrade : Added "Blizzard" (hair dryer interference) mode to test the anti-interference ability.
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New Year's Eve Countdown Jigsaw Puzzle Competition
- Preparation : Divide the company photo or New Year's greetings into 15-20 puzzle pieces.
- Rules : Complete the puzzle in groups, and the team that finally forms a complete pattern can open the New Year gift box first.
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Masquerade Role Play
- How to play : Props such as animal masks and retro wigs are provided, and all members randomly draw role cards (such as "domineering president" and "sweeping monk").
- Climax : Anonymous voting for the "most contrasting cuteness" outfit and revealing the true identity.
VI. Ending with a warm heart: enhancing team value
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Time Capsule Drift Bottle
- Process : Each person writes down their expectations for the team/company one year from now and seals it in a transparent container.
- Ceremony : Some letters will be opened at the party the following year to witness growth and commitment.
A successful company party is a concrete manifestation of corporate culture and team cohesion. Through these 15 games, employees can not only release stress in laughter, but also subtly strengthen their sense of belonging. Remember: winning or losing the game is not important. What is important is that everyone can feel in the carnival - "We are each other's most reliable teammates!"
