Let’s be real: remote work has its moments—good, awkward, and laugh-out-loud hilarious. One minute you’re deep in a brainstorm, and the next, someone’s kid shows up in a superhero costume mid-pitch. Or maybe your teammate’s cat just walked across their keyboard. Again.
That’s exactly why games like “Who’s Most Likely To” hit different in a virtual setting. They lighten the mood, build inside jokes, and give everyone a chance to shine (or squirm a little) in the spotlight.
Whether it’s your Thursday happy hour, Friday wrap-up, or a Monday morning energy boost, this list has everything you need to get your team laughing, guessing, and maybe even screenshotting the chaos for posterity. From icebreakers to end-of-day silliness, we’ve got you.
🍻 How to Play on Zoom (Or Any Video Call)
No prep. No props. Just good vibes.
Here’s how to play:
- Pick a host to steer the ship and read the questions aloud.
- Everyone casts their vote using one of these:
- Raise a hand on camera 👋
- Drop a name in the chat 💬
- Hold up a piece of paper (bonus for creativity!)
- Optional: Keep a running tally of “votes” for added bragging rights.
💡 Pro tip: Use the “poll” feature in Zoom or Teams to let people vote anonymously for even juicier results.
🎉 Fun & Casual WML Questions for Remote Teams
Start with the classics to get people loosened up:
- Who’s most likely to have snacks on deck for every Zoom meeting?
- Who’s most likely to forget they’re not muted—and narrate their lunch prep?
- Who’s most likely to be visibly not listening but nail the follow-up question?
- Who’s most likely to fake a frozen screen (and get caught)?
- Who’s most likely to attend a meeting from their bathtub “for acoustics”?
- Who’s most likely to treat Zoom backgrounds like a Pinterest board?
- Who’s most likely to be rocking pajama pants and a blazer?
- Who’s most likely to send a reaction emoji at the exact wrong time?
- Who’s most likely to hold a full side convo in the private chat—and accidentally send it to everyone?
- Who’s most likely to show up early… just to test their lighting setup?
🧑💻 Work-Life Blend: Remote Edition
Let’s normalize the chaos of remote life, one laugh at a time:
- Who’s most likely to Zoom in from three different rooms in one day?
- Who’s most likely to forget the camera is on while stretching like a yoga instructor?
- Who’s most likely to join the team call… from a hiking trail?
- Who’s most likely to start a Slack convo that turns into a deep philosophical debate?
- Who’s most likely to rename themselves “CEO of Snacks” and leave it that way for weeks?
- Who’s most likely to get caught mid-eye roll on a screen share?
- Who’s most likely to post a “work selfie” that’s clearly from vacation?
- Who’s most likely to open a Zoom call with, “So this happened at Costco…”
- Who’s most likely to multitask a little too hard and order groceries during the meeting?
- Who’s most likely to host a full call without realizing their camera’s off?
🥂 Happy Hour Bonus: After-Hours Vibes
Loosen the tie, pour a drink, and get comfy:
- Who’s most likely to show up with a wine glass that’s suspiciously full? 🍷
- Who’s most likely to create a signature cocktail named after the team?
- Who’s most likely to be DJ-ing the call from a Spotify playlist titled “Work Bops”?
- Who’s most likely to throw on a wig or costume halfway through for dramatic effect?
- Who’s most likely to insist on a round of “Would You Rather” after this game?
- Who’s most likely to be 3 drinks deep and still typing perfectly in Slack?
- Who’s most likely to start a toast with, “I just want to say…” and actually make it emotional?
- Who’s most likely to drop their drink mid-call—and pretend nothing happened?
- Who’s most likely to host a post-happy hour “afterparty” in another Zoom room?
- Who’s most likely to screen-share their Spotify Wrapped as part of a toast?
📸 Screenshot Moments: Capture the Chaos
Let’s face it: some moments are too good not to memorialize.
Make them last with these ideas:
- Screenshot after spicy rounds (“Everyone point to your pick!”)
- Zoom “photo booth” moment with silly filters, glasses, or hats
- Post-game slideshow of the best faces and guesses
- “Zoom Yearbook” with team superlatives (e.g., Most Likely to Change Their Background Mid-Call)
- Crowdsource a “team meme album” with the best shots of the night
Pro tip: Nominate someone as the “official paparazzi” for the call—it’s a legit job.
🎁 Fun Rewards & Friendly Dares
Keep the good vibes rolling with light-hearted stakes:
🏆 Light Rewards
- Coffee or snack gift card via email (Starbucks, DoorDash, etc.)
- Custom Slack emoji of the week’s MVP
- “Zoom Royalty” crown icon next to their name on Slack
- Pick the playlist or theme for the next team event
- Surprise lunch delivery for the reigning champion (coordinated ahead of time)
😄 Friendly Dares
- Change your Zoom name to a random emoji until the next meeting
- Share a weird talent (whistle with your nose? do it.)
- Do your best weather reporter voice for a “remote weather” segment
- Grab the strangest item in arm’s reach and give a sales pitch for it
- Record a 15-second victory speech or jingle—then play it back for all
Rule of thumb: Always keep it fun, inclusive, and optional. If it feels like pressure, it’s not a win.
🎯 Tips to Make It Extra Fun
- Create polls ahead of time in Zoom or Google Forms for a faster pace
- Rotate hosts so everyone gets a chance to lead
- Use themes—Pirate Day, 80s Throwback, “Dress Like Your Manager” 😆
- Keep a leaderboard if you’re playing weekly, just for fun
- Wrap it up with a toast or gratitude round to end on a high note
💬 Ready to Get the Team Laughing?
Whether you’re onboarding new hires, blowing off steam after a long sprint, or just trying to actually bond as a remote crew, “Who’s Most Likely To” is the virtual happy hour MVP.
Try it at your next team hang and watch the mood lift instantly. You’ll go from “Is this thing on?” to “Let’s do this every week” in no time.
📁 Need it in a shareable format?
Just say the word—I can turn this into a branded PDF, Google Doc, or even a ready-to-share deck so you can copy/paste straight into your next invite or Slack message.
Let’s make remote fun again. 🙌
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