Looking for fun ways to bring your team together?
Celebrating a birthday while social distancing?

Book a virtual game night over Zoom!

Get to know each other and relive the best stories of your life over virtual game night — complete with a live host!

(It's like your own personal game show!)

Our party game's online version brings coworkers, friends and family together for hours of laughs. It's all the fun of a regular game night... except you don't have to wear pants!

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Online version of card game You Don't Know My Life. Displayed: webcam feeds of players, list of their names, the current game question, and all player answers

Here's what our players have to say:

"What a fun, fun way to be with friends. So many giggles and discoveries!"
- Susan Anton, Las Vegas, NV

"This is a perfect icebreaking activity for teams and businesses. What a great way to help remote teams become more cohesive. I'll definitely be sharing it with others."
- Shannon Mastrangelo, Salesforce

"I needed this. During this time when most of us are starved for human connection, this made for a joy-filled night with friends. And I learned more about my scandalous friends than I'd ever care to know."
- Dave O'Brien, Los Angeles, CA

"I had such a blast playing the online version of You Don't Know My Life with a group of my best friends. Especially during this time, it was wonderful to be able to connect, do something different, have some laughs and actually get to know each other even more than we thought we already did. Dennis and Jeb are the best hosts ever. I so recommend you put a group together and give this a try."
 - Miata Edoga, West Hollywood, CA

What are you waiting for?

We've hosted game nights for companies you might recognize...

Join the club!

How do I host a virtual game night?

Here's how it works:

1) Set a date and time with us.
The game should last about 90 minutes — but we'll schedule a 2-hour block just in case.

2) Invite people to play.
The game flows best with 6 to 12 players, but we've made it work with 20. Players just need to be able to watch a screen and type answers on their smartphone. We'll send you a Zoom link to pass on to anyone who's invited.

3) Join the Zoom call when it's time.
Once everyone's connected, we can get the party started.

4) Enjoy a night of fun!
Your hosts will walk you through the (super simple) rules, then dive right into the action — leading you every step of the way like a virtual Pat and Vanna.

Sign me up!

Okay, but how do you play?

We've got step-by-step pictures — take a look!

FAQ

Does it work just like the boxed game?
Basically! We made a few tweaks for the best online experience.

Is it hard to pick up?
Nope. The rules are super simple and we walk you through it.

What if I hate games?
People that hate games LOVE this game. There's nothing that you have to know but your life. No trivia, no hand-eye coordination, no math. Easy-peasy.

Can kids play?
Kids 10 and up are able to grasp the game mechanics. (Just let us know in advance, so we can choose questions that are suitable for all ages.)

How much does it cost?
Rates vary depending on a couple of factors: number of players, length of your game, all that. Fill out our form below (or email us!) to get a quote for your group. We accept PayPal and Venmo, and can also email you an invoice that you can pay directly with a credit card.

Is it gonna be fun?
You bet! We've done 6 people. We've done 20 people. We've had birthday parties, happy hours, and online team building activities. Let us help you forget the outside world for a little while and make your virtual event feel like a real occasion.

Interesting in booking a Virtual Game Night for YOUR crew?
Fill out this INQUIRY FORM to get the ball rolling...

Experience the best of both worlds:
in-person game night AND a virtual host!

Let's say you're gathering in person, but still want that special "game show" experience. We can absolutely host your game remotely!

Our pal Scott in Tucson opted for just that. He invited all his pals over. We beamed in over Zoom on his flatscreen TV! The players all texted their answers via their smartphones and a rollicking time was had by all!

Split photo featuring Virtual Zoom game night and players reacting in shock/joy/horror. Question: What's the quirkiest, shallowest, or most shocking reason you thought, 'No, I don't want to date this person'?

I wanna try this!

See our virtual game night in action!

We got asked to guest-host the hit YouTube show Stars in the House... and played an online game of YDKML while benefitting one of our favorite non-profits, The Actors Fund. Watch the video below to see how it went:

And in this promo video for the Who Shot Ya? movie podcast, Dennis and Jeb play on Zoom with hosts Ify, Drea and Alonso, and producer Casey.

The reviews are in! (Folks are loving this game! )

"I hosted three different game nights for my birthday and each one was an absolute riot! I learned some hilarious things about my friends and shared a few secrets of my own. If you're looking for a fun activity for your next zoom gathering, this is it!"
- Teresa Huang, Los Angeles, CA

"Playing YDKML with friends AND its creator was a fun, memorable, and, um, enlightening experience."
- Bridget Lewison, Kingman, AZ

"I loved having a Virtual Game Night to look forward to—actual plans! Better yet, it brought me and my partner together with relatives in two different states. Such fun, laugh-inducing quality time we’re all so grateful for."
- August McLaughlin, Los Angeles, CA

"We did a Virtual Game Night and it salvaged my birthday! Had such a great time! Laughed for two hours straight!"
- Dave Watts, West Hollywood, CA

“Playing YDKML with my friends virtually has been the highlight of my shelter-in-place experience! Although I have known my friends for a long time, I learned so many new things... and things I didn’t necessarily need to know... through this game."
 - Cristina Lopez, San Diego, CA

"This game is a blast! I thought I knew my friends but this game really sheds some new, fun and fascinating light on them! LOL!"
- Catherine Gray, Los Angeles, CA

"Three generations, three locations, and two time zones - our extended family had a great time playing You Don't Know My Life, and even learned a few new things about each other!"
- Madeline Jhawar, Menlo Park, CA

Sounds like a plan... Let's play!