Virtual Christmas Party Games for Zoom and Teams

A video call holiday party needs games that are quick to explain and easy to follow on a screen. These ten virtual Christmas party games work on Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet, and need no special software for your guests.

10 virtual Christmas game ideas

Christmas Family Feud style game: share your screen with the game board and let teams answer by voice while the host reveals each answer.
Christmas trivia with breakout rooms: send teams to separate rooms to discuss and report back.
Virtual Christmas bingo: send cards by email or chat and let guests mark squares as items are called.
Christmas scavenger hunt: call out items to find at home, such as something red, a Christmas mug or a wrapped gift.
Ugly sweater contest: everyone shows their outfit and votes in the chat.
Guess the Christmas song: play short clips, and the first person to unmute and answer wins the point.
Virtual white elephant: use a shared list or screen to show gifts and let players pick or steal in turn.
Christmas Pictionary: use the whiteboard feature or a shared drawing tool.
Holiday show and tell: each person shares an ornament or tradition with a short story.
Emoji movie guess: post emoji strings in the chat that spell out Christmas movie titles.

Tips for hosting on video

Test your screen share before the party and keep the sound off for background music until the game starts. Ask people to mute when not speaking, split into teams of three or four, and choose one speaker per team to avoid everyone talking at once.

Plan for 45 minutes at most, and finish while people are still having fun.

A ready to play option

Our Christmas Feud games play in any web browser as well as PowerPoint, so the host can share one window and click to reveal answers. Each game has 50 rounds with answers and points ready, and the Host Guide PDF includes the answer key.

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Our Christmas Feud games have 50 rounds each with answers and points ready, a Host Guide with the answer key and a printable score sheet. No sign-up needed.

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Frequently asked questions

Which platform is best for virtual Christmas games?

Zoom, Teams and Meet all work. The key is a reliable screen share and a way for teams to talk, such as breakout rooms.

How many people can play Christmas Feud on Zoom?

As many as your call allows. Split into teams of three to six people and let each team pick a speaker.