+Champ'd Up (5) - Drawing game where players draw an initial character based on a prompt, then create another character using limited information to compete against other drawings. Later rounds switch up the themes and allow for tag-ins of older drawings. Works out pretty well.
+Blather 'Round (4) - Password-style guessing game using a limited set of game-provided clues to use. Works out pretty well for how simple and limited it is.
+The Devils and the Details (3) - Players cooperate to complete WarioWare-esque minigames on their devices, but can opt to secretly complete selfish tasks to earn themselves points. Fun to play, but requires all players to be audible and in sync. Loses a point because it absolutely does not work as a streaming game.
+Quiplash 3 (3) - Yet another iteration of the writing competition party game. I didn't really care for the circus music theme of this one, and the prompts seem a bit more bland this time around, but it still manages to be fun.
+Talking Points (N/A) - Improv/Speaking game where players perform TED-talk style presentations, while an assistant player provides slides to keep the presentation moving. Haven't tried this one yet, as it seems like it is heavy on public speaking / improv performance.
+Blather 'Round (4) - Password-style guessing game using a limited set of game-provided clues to use. Works out pretty well for how simple and limited it is.
+The Devils and the Details (3) - Players cooperate to complete WarioWare-esque minigames on their devices, but can opt to secretly complete selfish tasks to earn themselves points. Fun to play, but requires all players to be audible and in sync. Loses a point because it absolutely does not work as a streaming game.
+Quiplash 3 (3) - Yet another iteration of the writing competition party game. I didn't really care for the circus music theme of this one, and the prompts seem a bit more bland this time around, but it still manages to be fun.
+Talking Points (N/A) - Improv/Speaking game where players perform TED-talk style presentations, while an assistant player provides slides to keep the presentation moving. Haven't tried this one yet, as it seems like it is heavy on public speaking / improv performance.