The Salad Bowl party game — describe it, act it out, one word. The same words three ways, and it gets funnier every round.
3+ players · about 10 minutes · no download, no signup
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3+ players · no download · no signup
Fishbowl is a team word game that gets funnier every round because you play the same words three ways. First everyone secretly adds a few words or names to the bowl. Then two teams take turns racing the clock: round 1 you describe the word, round 2 you act it out (charades), and round 3 you can only say one word. By round three the whole group knows the words, so a single perfect clue brings the house down. It runs the whole bowl for you — no paper, no download, no signup.
Because everyone plays from their own device while the describing and acting happen on camera, Fishbowl is a brilliant team game for a Microsoft Teams, Zoom or Google Meet call — and a party favourite in person too. More group games: Taboo (the closest cousin — describe without the forbidden words), Caveman Clues, Hue Match, Team Trivia, Say Anything, Scattergories, Would You Rather, Spectrum and Chameleon.
Yes — completely free, no download and no signup. One person creates a room, everyone joins with the code, and you play in the browser on any device.
Fishbowl is a team word game in three rounds using the same set of words each time: round 1 you describe the word, round 2 you act it out (charades), round 3 you can say only one word. Everyone adds the words at the start, so it is personal and hilarious.
Yes — it is made for video calls. Everyone joins from their own device and plays alongside the Zoom, Microsoft Teams or Google Meet call, which is where the describing, acting and laughing happen.
Three is enough — with 3 you play co-op, sharing one score. With 4 or more you split into two teams and compete. It gets better with more; 6 to 12 is a great range for a party or team social.
About 10 minutes. Everyone adds 2 words to the bowl, and you play through that same bowl three times — describing, then acting, then a single-word clue.
No. This runs the whole bowl for you — collecting words, splitting teams, tracking the three rounds and scoring — all in the browser.