Team building games for large groups
Most team building games stop working past 20 people. With Lumibout, one host runs the whole room from a single screen: tables play as teams, big games split into tables that move at the same pace, and everyone answers on their own phone.
Free for quizzes with up to 100 players and party games with up to 15.
What to play
Team battle
Tables or departments compete in a quiz, ranked by average score, so a team of six can beat a team of twelve.
Breach by table
A big room splits into tables of Werewolf at work that play at the same pace. Each table talks it over, then votes on their phones.
Majority rules
A large group icebreaker with no wrong answers: you score by picking what most of the room picks.
How to run it
- Start with an icebreaker. Write three Majority rules questions, such as “Best office snack?”, or start from the icebreaker quiz template.
- Set up the teams. Turn on Team battle when you host and name 2 to 8 teams, one per table or department. Players tap their team after they join, or Lumibout balances the teams for you.
- Play by table. Run the team quiz, then a round of Breach. The room splits into tables, and the big screen follows every table at once.
Questions
How many people can play?
Free plan: quizzes (including Majority rules) up to 100 players, party games (Team battle, Lucky draw, Breach, Undercover) up to 15. Plus: 300 in every game. Pro: 2,000. Event Pass: 500 or 2,000 for one event, 7 days, no subscription. Paid plans and Event Passes are coming soon. Team battle or Breach with more than 15 people needs Plus, Pro or an Event Pass.
Do teams need to be the same size?
No. Teams are ranked by their average score, so uneven tables and departments still compete fairly. Late joiners are placed on a team automatically.
Does it work for remote or hybrid teams?
Yes. Share the big screen on your video call (Zoom, Teams, Meet or any other) and everyone joins on their phone with the PIN. The room and the call play in one game. In Team battle, remote colleagues can be a team of their own.
Do players need an app or an account?
No. Players open lumibout.com, type the PIN and a name, and they’re in. Only the host signs in, with an email link.