Banate Raho
PartyFake answers. Real friends. Who falls for it?
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Icebreakers · Remote teams · Office parties
SuperQuiz offers free browser games that work for team meetings, remote socials and office parties. Banate Raho is a bluffing game for up to 10 colleagues per room: one shared screen hosts, everyone plays on their phone, and a game takes about 15 minutes. There is nothing to install, no accounts to set up and nothing for IT to approve beyond a web page.
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Open Banate Raho on the meeting-room TV or share your screen on Zoom, Teams or Meet. Colleagues join on their phones with the 4-letter code. Pick a deck that suits work: Fun Facts and the strange-laws deck have real answers to bluff about, while Work From Home asks funny questions about each other. Questions marked 18+ are off by default, so the game stays office-safe unless the host changes it. Choose 5 rounds for a quick icebreaker or 7 for a full social.
Each room holds up to 10 players, and there is no audience mode yet. For a team of 30, split into three breakout rooms or tables, give each group its own host screen, and compare the winners at the end. Because answers are typed on phones, quieter colleagues get the same chance to be funny as the loudest person in the room.
For the start of a meeting, put a solo game on the shared screen. A Logo Quiz Battle round is ten logos at five seconds each, so it is over in under a minute and gets everyone talking. Think's picture puzzles make a good lateral-thinking warm-up, and Guess the Movie posters spark easy conversation. None of these need anyone to join or sign in.
Banate Raho on SuperQuiz is a free bluffing game for up to 10 colleagues per room, played on phones with one shared screen. Logo Quiz Battle and Think make quick warm-ups.
Questions marked 18+ are switched off by default. Hosts should still preview decks: the funniest-answer decks invite cheeky answers from players.
Up to 10 per room. Larger teams can run several rooms in parallel, for example one per breakout room.
No. Nobody creates an account. Players just open superquiz.com on their phone and type the room code.