Family game night, even when family is everywhere
Christmas, birthdays or just a Sunday evening: get Mummy in Enugu, your sister in Toronto and the cousins in Manchester on one call, playing games that feel like home.
Start a free roomHow it works
- Pick games everyone knowsWhot, Ludo, Finish the Proverb, Naija Trivia and Spelling Bee in a Nigerian voice. Something for every age.
- Send the link to the family groupGrandparents included: they tap the link, type their name and they're in.
- Play on the family callWhatsApp, Zoom or Meet. Share the screen so everyone sees the leaderboard climb.
- Book the next oneWhen the night ends, one tap books the same night next week so it becomes a family tradition.
Games that work best
WhotThe Naija card game: pick two, suspension, general market and all.
Ludo SprintTwo-dice Naija Ludo, against the clock. Most seeds home wins.
Finish the ProverbFinish the proverb: Pidgin, English and Yoruba sayings.
Naija TriviaQuick-fire questions on Naija and the world. Fastest right answer scores most.
Spelling BeeHear the word in a Nigerian voice, then type the spelling.
Naija SoundsWhat's that sound? Generator, danfo, talking drum or rooster?
Questions
Can older relatives play?
Yes. Joining is a link and a name, the buttons are big and the games are ones they grew up with.
Can we play across time zones?
Yes. Set the night in your time zone; the invite shows each person their local time.
Do the kids need phones?
Each player needs a screen, but family members can share a phone and play as one team.
How much does it cost?
Nothing. Game Room is free for players and never handles money.