Easy to learn on the first turn
Several of these games take one gesture. In Christmas Bubble Bash you hold to aim and release to fire. In Snatch the Sneaky Elves you tap. In Winter Slope Run you hold left or right to steer.
Office party Christmas games are branded browser games your whole team can play on a phone or computer. Rounds are short, there is nothing to install, and your logo, colors and message go on every game.
These are Christmas holiday party games for the office that your team can play on a phone, a laptop or a shared screen. Every game can carry your logo, colors and message, and we share a proof for you to approve before anything goes live.
Not sure which to pick? See which games suit your party.
Players tap glowing screws to free stacked plates and unwrap as many Christmas gifts as they can in 60 seconds. A locked screw costs 2 seconds, so the top plates have to come off first.
Players tap to drop floors from a swinging crane and stack them into the tallest Christmas tower. Near-perfect drops keep their full width, overhang gets trimmed, and a floor that falls ends the run.
Players roll two dice and win a gift when both land on the same number. They get three rolls, and each double is worth a different prize you choose. It plays in any phone or desktop browser, with your logo, colors and message.
A one-tap timing game. Players grab smartphones off a spinning plate in 60-second rounds, and one miss ends the run. Restyled with your product names and colors.
A 60-second Christmas puzzle. Players fit blocks onto a frosted board to reveal a hidden picture, and the picture can be your brand.
Christmas ComBall is a holiday branded game. Players pull back and release to launch balls across a festive pool table. When two balls of the same color touch, they combine, score points and give a ball back. It plays in the browser on phones and desktop, with your logo and message on the menu.
The best Christmas games for an office Christmas party are the ones nobody has to read the rules for. People from every team stand in the same room, so a game needs to be easy to join and quick to finish.
Several of these games take one gesture. In Christmas Bubble Bash you hold to aim and release to fire. In Snatch the Sneaky Elves you tap. In Winter Slope Run you hold left or right to steer.
Most rounds here run about 60 seconds, so the next person steps up fast and the party keeps moving. Nobody has to sit out a long game to be included.
Six of these games finish on a leaderboard, which gives coworkers a friendly reason to ask what the others got. Some keep scores in each player's own browser by default, so tell us in your quote request if you want one shared board for the whole office.
The right game depends on who is in the room and where they are playing. Here is how we would match the games above to your party.
Put a game on a shared screen or let people play on their own phones. Snatch the Sneaky Elves needs one tap to learn, and Christmas Jigsaw Puzzle is easy to pick up between courses.
Send the game link in an email or team chat so everyone plays from their own device. Santa's Gift Run runs in the browser with nothing to install, and Winter Slope Run saves scores to a shared leaderboard.
Christmas ComBall puts your logo and message on the menu and ends with an optional name and email form and a top 10 leaderboard. Jingle Blocks reveals a picture that can be your own.
Snatch the Sneaky Elves is family-safe. There is no blood, and a caught elf drops its present and zips away in a puff of smoke. Missed taps never take points away.
Christmas Bubble Bash adds combo points and power-ups, Duck Carnival Shoot rewards streaks of hits, and Milk Bottle Challenge speeds up through five phases.
These are branded games built from proven formats, so you get a Christmas game with your name on it without paying for a fully custom build.
Your logo and campaign message go on the menu, and on loading or result screens in many of the games.
Swap the red, green and gold for your brand palette.
In Jingle Blocks and Christmas Jigsaw Puzzle, the pictures players reveal or rebuild can be your own logo, product shots or campaign art.
Send your logo and brand guide, and we share a proof for you to approve.
Choose from the Christmas games above, or describe your party and we'll suggest games that fit your space and budget.
Share your logo, colors and any message you want on the game, plus your party date. We send a proof for you to approve.
Put the game on a shared screen, or send the link or a QR code so guests play on their own phones.
Already have a party date? Put it in your request so we can plan around it.
Get a quoteThe best ones are easy to learn, quick to play and fun to compete in. Snatch the Sneaky Elves is a one-tap game that is family-safe, Christmas Jigsaw Puzzle is easy to pick up between courses, and Christmas ComBall and Jingle Blocks both end on a top 10 leaderboard. Every game can carry your logo, colors and message.
No. All of these games run in the browser on phones and computers. Guests can open a link or scan a QR code on their own phones, or take turns at a shared screen.
Most rounds run about 60 seconds, including Snatch the Sneaky Elves, Christmas Bubble Bash, Duck Carnival Shoot, Jingle Blocks, Milk Bottle Challenge and Christmas Jigsaw Puzzle. Santa's Gift Run ends when Santa touches an enemy or runs out of energy, so most runs last a minute or two. Winter Slope Run ends the moment a skier hits an obstacle, and Christmas ComBall ends when a player runs out of balls.
Yes. Your logo, colors and message can go on the games, and in Jingle Blocks and Christmas Jigsaw Puzzle the pictures can be yours too. Send your logo and brand guide, and we'll share a proof for you to approve before anything goes live.
Santa's Gift Run and Winter Slope Run save scores to a shared leaderboard. Christmas Bubble Bash, Jingle Blocks, Christmas ComBall and Christmas Jigsaw Puzzle keep scores in each player's own browser by default, and can be connected to your own leaderboard or sign-in system. Snatch the Sneaky Elves, Duck Carnival Shoot and Milk Bottle Challenge save a personal best only. Tell us in your quote request what you want and we'll confirm what's possible.
Yes. Share the game link in an email or team chat and everyone plays from their own device. Santa's Gift Run and Winter Slope Run both save scores to a shared leaderboard, so colleagues in different places can compete on one board.
The best Christmas games to play at work are ones nobody has to read the rules for and that finish fast. Snatch the Sneaky Elves takes one tap to learn, and Christmas Jigsaw Puzzle is easy to pick up. Most rounds run about 60 seconds, so the next person steps up quickly. Everyone plays in the browser on a phone or computer with nothing to install, and every game can carry your logo, colors and message. For a company-wide score, Santa’s Gift Run and Winter Slope Run save scores to a shared leaderboard
It depends on the game type, size and quantity. We focus on budget-friendly formats, so tell us your budget range in the quote form and we'll suggest options that fit.
Yes. As Christmas icebreaker games they suit a party where people don’t all know each other. Several of the games take one gesture to learn, most rounds run about 60 seconds, and guests can play on their own phones or take turns at a shared screen, so nobody waits long or needs the rules explained. A score to beat gives coworkers a friendly reason to ask what the others got. They are party games, not structured team-building exercises.
Yes. Guests open the game link or scan a QR code and play on their own phone or computer, so a big group can play at the same time instead of queuing for one screen. If you would rather use one screen, guests can take turns. For one scoreboard across the whole group, Santa’s Gift Run and Winter Slope Run save scores to a shared leaderboard. Tell us in your quote request if you want a shared board on another game.
Our games are built from proven formats, so they can be branded and deployed quickly. Send your party date with your request and we'll confirm what timeline is realistic.
Tell us about your event, your audience and your budget. We'll come back with games that fit.