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Planning a virtual holiday party for a remote team is hard. Most games run too long or feel awkward. Who Does That? fits whatever time you have: everyone adds a holiday tradition in about a minute, then the team guesses who each one belongs to, live on the call. After every reveal, the owner tells the story behind it.
It works for any holiday or celebration, not only Christmas, and for teams anywhere in the world. Teams spread across countries usually discover traditions nobody else has heard of.
Pair it with a few rounds of Go Fetch, our virtual scavenger hunt and watch everyone run.
One that everyone can join from wherever they are, that fits whatever time you have, and that gives people a reason to share something about themselves. Who Does That? was built for exactly that.
The host creates a game and shares the link on the call. Everyone adds one or two holiday traditions anonymously, which takes about a minute. Then the host reveals them one at a time, everyone votes on who wrote each one, and the owner tells the story behind it.
Yes. Players can share any holiday, family, or hometown tradition.
Yes. Every game works anywhere with a web browser, so teams can play together from any country or time zone.
From 3 to 50 players in one game.
As long or as short as you want. The host can reveal every tradition or end the game after a few rounds.
Yes. It is free, with no sign-up and no download.
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 teammates who will bring their own traditions to next year's game.