Free online games to play on a video call with friends
When everyone is already on a call, the call does the talking and the game only needs a room. One person opens a room, reads out the short code, and everyone joins from their own phone, tablet or computer. Nobody installs anything and nobody has to share their screen.
Doodle Dash is the classic for a call: draw, guess and laugh, with nine ways to play for up to eight friends. The Last Gasp turns hangman into a race where anyone can call a letter at any moment. Go Eat Fish puts the whole call in one reef, and Broadside Bay splits it into two fleets for 3D sea battles. For a smaller group, Dragon Battle 3D puts up to four of you on dragons in the same sky.
The games
Doodle Dash1-8 players · 8–15 minA friendly drawing party game. Take turns drawing and guessing, unmask the Fake Artist, play Telephone from prompt to drawing to guess, copy a Masterpiece, draw in black in One Colour, pass drawings around the room in Pass & Add, or draw one picture together in Co-op Canvas and Relay.
The Last Gasp1-8 players · 6–10 minFast-paced word guessing race. Guess letters, build combos, and avoid drawing the final stickman line.
Go Eat Fish1-8 players · 5–10 minStart as a minnow in a crowded reef. Eat anything smaller than you, dodge anything bigger, and grow until you own the ocean. Up to eight players in the same water.
Broadside Bay1-8 players · 5 min3D naval battles from 1v1 to 5v5 with friends and bots. Sail five maps, from lit steel harbours to an ice maze, fit five ships with blasters, torpedoes, mortars and rockets from crates, merge copies into rarer gear, climb seven leagues, finish daily quests and play weekend events.
Dragon Battle 3D1-4 players · 3 min battle / continuing story / free flightFly your own dragon over floating islands. Battle friends or bots in the sky, race up to three friends on the Sunspire Circuit, or ride a 24-quest story together with a friend.
How to play them with friends
- 1
Press Play below, then type a name to play as a guest, or sign in with Google.
- 2
Share your six-character room code, or the room link, with your friends.
- 3
As the host, pick one of these games for video calls. Switch games between matches without anyone leaving.
Questions
- How many people can play these games for video calls?
- Doodle Dash takes 1–8 players, The Last Gasp 1–8, Go Eat Fish 1–8, Broadside Bay 1–8 and Dragon Battle 3D 1–4. Online, everyone joins one room from their own phone, tablet or computer.
- Can I play these games for video calls on my own?
- Doodle Dash: Co-op Canvas works on your own as a free drawing board. Every other mode needs friends. The Last Gasp: Against bots at three levels: Doodler, Speller and Wordsmith. Go Eat Fish: Swim the reef on your own among computer-controlled fish. Broadside Bay: Against bots in every team size from 1v1 to 5v5, on any of the three maps. Bots carry gear as strong as yours. Dragon Battle 3D: Battle up to three bots at Easy, Balanced or Fierce, race the Sunspire Circuit against the clock, or play the story on your own.
- Can friends share one device for these games for video calls?
- The Last Gasp: Several players can share one screen. Go Eat Fish: Up to three people can play on one keyboard.
- Are these games for video calls free, and do I need an account?
- They are free, with nothing to buy and no adverts inside the games. You don’t need an account either: type a name and play as a guest, or sign in with Google to keep your stats.
Play games for video calls now
Make a room and pick any of them once your friends are in.
Checking your sign-in…