Fun video call games, built-in or no tools needed
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Games are the fastest way to turn an awkward hello into a real conversation. Want ideas for what to play on camera? This guide covers the seven games built into momos calls, which ones fit which mood, and a handful of classic games you can play with nothing but your voice and a camera.
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The 7 built-in games on momos
You can start any of these from inside the call. The board pops up on both screens at once, so there is nothing to explain or set up.
- Tic Tac Toe: the classic grid. Quick, quiet and good when you are both a little shy.
- Rock Paper Scissors: a few seconds per round, perfect as a first-minute icebreaker.
- Would You Rather: two choices, then the fun part of explaining why.
- Quick Quiz: rapid trivia rounds where you race each other.
- Truth or Dare: answer a question or take on a harmless dare. Keep dares camera-friendly.
- This or That: rapid-fire picks like pizza or tacos, beach or mountains.
- Emoji Story: build a story together using emoji, then guess what it means.
Pick a game for the mood
Shy or new: Rock Paper Scissors or Tic Tac Toe, since they need almost no talking. Chatty: Would You Rather or This or That, which hand you a topic. Competitive: Quick Quiz. Silly: Emoji Story. Already comfortable: Truth or Dare.
In Duo mode, where you and a friend are matched with another pair, team games like Quick Quiz and Would You Rather work especially well.
No-tool games you can play anywhere
These need nothing but conversation, so they work on any video call.
- 20 Questions: one person picks a secret thing, and the other has twenty yes-or-no guesses to find it.
- Two Truths and a Lie: say three things about your life; they pick the made-up one.
- Guess the Song: hum a few seconds of a song and see if they get it.
- Show and Tell: each person grabs one object nearby and tells its story.
- Accent or Impressions: take turns doing your best celebrity or regional impression.
- Never Have I Ever: take turns sharing things you have never done.
- Story Chain: build a story one sentence at a time.
Keep games fun for both of you
Play fair and keep it friendly. Check that the other person wants to play before you start. Keep truths and dares appropriate; anything sexual or that asks for personal info is a no. If they would rather just talk, that is fine too.
Once a game sparks a conversation, let it. The goal is not to win, it is to find something you both want to talk about.
Built-in games at a glance
| Game | Best for | Talking needed |
|---|---|---|
| Tic Tac Toe | Shy starts | Low |
| Rock Paper Scissors | First minute | Low |
| Would You Rather | Getting to know someone | High |
| Quick Quiz | Competitive fun | Medium |
| Truth or Dare | When you are comfortable | High |
| This or That | Fast, easy topics | Medium |
| Emoji Story | Silly, creative moods | Medium |
Frequently asked questions
Is there anything to install before playing?
No. The games are built into momos calls in your browser.
Do games cost Coins?
Video chat is free, and playing is one of the ways you can earn Coins.
What is the best game for an icebreaker?
Rock Paper Scissors or This or That. Both are fast and get you both reacting right away.
Can I play with a friend?
Yes. Use Duo mode to team up with a friend against another pair.
Adults only. Never recorded.
momos is for people 18 and older. We don't record or store calls, and report and block are always one tap away. See the safety center.