Welcome to the Sur Break Room. Play with your team from anywhere in the world on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet, for as long or as short as you like. No sign-up, no downloads.
A scavenger hunt for video calls. The host calls out an item, everyone runs to find it, and the first one back on camera wins. Play every player for themselves or in up to 5 teams.
Everyone shares a holiday tradition anonymously, then the team guesses whose is whose, live on your next call. The stories behind them are the best part.
You are the offer letter. Dodge counteroffers, ghosting, and seven-round interviews, grab LatAm currency, and reach your candidates before it all falls apart.
More games on the way. Have an idea? Tell us on LinkedIn.
Most virtual team building activities feel like one more meeting. The games in the Sur Break Room are built to feel like a break. They run in any browser, right next to the video call you are already on, whether that is Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet. Nobody signs up, nobody downloads anything, and a game starts in under a minute.
Start an all-hands or a weekly team meeting with a few rounds of Go Fetch. It gets cameras on and people moving. For virtual holiday parties and year-end celebrations, Who Does That? turns family traditions into stories people remember. And when the team needs a quick laugh in the middle of a busy week, drop Offer Run in your team channel and see who can beat the top score.
Games that start fast and give everyone a reason to talk work best. A virtual scavenger hunt like Go Fetch gets people moving and laughing, and a guessing game like Who Does That? helps coworkers learn about each other. Both run in a browser next to your video call.
Yes. The games run in a separate browser tab, so they work alongside any video call. The host shares their screen and everyone else joins with a 5-letter code.
Yes. Every game in the Break Room is free, with no sign-up and no download.
Yes. Every game works anywhere with a web browser, so teams can play together from any country or time zone.
Go Fetch and Who Does That? each support up to 50 players in one game, and Go Fetch can split them into up to 5 teams. Offer Run is a solo game anyone can play in about 2 minutes.
Go Fetch works well as a quick icebreaker. Call out an item or two at the start of a meeting, and the first person back on camera wins.
Go Fetch and Who Does That? can be as long or as short as you want. Offer Run takes about 2 minutes.
Sur helps US and Canadian companies hire senior LatAm talent, with most placements made within 21 days, for a flat fee. Same time zones, fluent English, and a 90-day replacement guarantee.