The Office Christmas Party
An escape room for adults: the office went into night lockdown just before the Christmas party. Crack Kurt’s codes, find the gift tags and make it down to the buffet.
Make this year’s Christmas party the one people talk about afterwards. Break out of the office in the escape room The Office Christmas Party, play a round of the Christmas quiz on the big screen and finish with a party game. Everyone joins on their own phone.
2–6 players per team · 45–60 minutes · TV and phones or one iPad · Free right now
Four items that fill a couple of hours together. Play them in whatever order suits the food.
While people find their seats, the whole table votes on impossible choices. It gets people talking across departments.
Christmas questions on the TV, answers on your phone. Fast answers score the most points, and teams can share a phone.
Split into teams of 2–6 and break out of the office in The Office Christmas Party. With several screens, the teams can race to get out first.
Finish with a game everyone can join: explain words in two teams, or point at the colleague who fits best.
Want a scoreboard for the whole evening? With Game night, the screen keeps track of the scores from the first game until the winner of the night is crowned.
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60 questions about Christmas, from traditions and festive food to music, history and nature in winter. Written for adults, but with nothing awkward for a company party.
Start the Christmas quizThe Christmas quiz category is already selected when the quiz opens. Choose TV + phones or One iPad on the table.
Want questions about the company, your colleagues and the big moments of the year? Write them yourselves and play them in the Quiz Lounge.
Make your own quizOrganising the Christmas party? We set everything up, so all you have to do is press start.
Price on request
Tell us how many of you there are and when your Christmas party is, and we will send you a quote.
GameBase for businessesSend us an email and we’ll get back to you within a couple of working days.
Please include your name, your organisation, how many you are and a phone number we can call.
Looking for more party games for the table? See our ideas for Christmas party games that work for big groups.
Christmas party gamesNo. Every game on GameBase is made for at least two people sitting together, and there are no computer opponents. The escape room and the Christmas quiz are only fun when you share them.
In the escape room you play in teams of 2–6. If there are more of you, split into several teams, each with its own screen. The Christmas quiz takes up to 30 phones, and teams can share a phone, so the whole company can join in.
Right now everything is free, the escape rooms too, while we get payments ready. Companies that want help with the setup, their own quiz and an invoice can get a quote.
No. The phones connect with the code over the internet, so they can use mobile data or any network. They just need to be in the same room as the screen, so you can see it.
No. Everything runs in the browser, both on the big screen and on the phones.
Use a computer with a projector, or play on one iPad or computer in the middle of the table. Both the escape room and the Christmas quiz can be played on one screen.
Yes. With Make your own quiz you write questions about the company and your colleagues and play them in the Quiz Lounge. If you would like help, send us a message.