What are the best interactive games in the workplace

I don't remember the name of the game, but I still remember the rules, as follows:

A circle of several people, ranging from 8 to 10 per circle, and then a name, different but of the same kind. For example: apples, animals, plants, etc., so that they can be distinguished.

Start playing with a circle, they call a name, a circle belonging to that name squats down twice, then gets up and calls someone else's name, the circle that is called by name squats down twice and then gets up to call someone else's name, and so on. For example, if you start with the "banana ring" and call the "apple", then the circle that belongs to the apple should crouch down and say:

Apple squat, apple squat, apple squat after watermelon squat".Then, the watermelon ring began to squat, and it kept screaming.

If any of the "circles" on the way react slowly, even if they lose, or if they mess up when squatting, they will be considered lost, and so on.

That's pretty much it, you can go and have fun and hopefully you can accept it.

Isn't the atmosphere in the office lively enough? Is it boring to work all day? Let's make a game!

Choose a colleague, put him in a chair (with pulleys), and push him from side to side, until he reaches the specified circle, and the score will be more! You can also sit on it and enjoy watching other people go about their work. How to play:

Left of the arrow keys. Adjust right to the left or right, after adjustment, then press and hold the blank key below there is a red is the force you push, you can't push too hard or too little force, and then push over when there are obstacles along the way to block your progress, there is a target behind, push to the target The score will be relatively high, and after someone stops, he will count your score target=Push to the target score=Push the score into the target=Push how far the score, let's try it! (Note:.)

After playing, you can try it out on your own in your office! Just be careful not to be seen by your boss.

1. Radish squat.

Divide the participants into more than four groups, each group can be just one person, each group of people holding hands in a circle, naming each group of people with a color or number, arbitrarily designating a group of radishes to start squatting uniformly, and at the same time reciting words, and then designating other radish groups to do the same action, the goal should be the same, and so on but not immediately back.

2. Heart-to-heart.

In pairs, back to back A balloon at the start of the game that ends with a chair at the end, puts the balloon on the chair at the end, sits down, and then returns to the starting point to continue holding the balloon. If the balloon lands while running, both must start over from the starting point. The team with the most balloons in the same amount of time wins.

3. Guess the numbers.

A person writes a number, and then people guess based on a range of 1 to 100. After each guess, the range is narrowed down and the winner draws lots to claim the prize. In the next round, the person who was penalized writes this number again, and so on.

One person pronounced it from the beginning: 0; Any sound refers to a person, and this person will also pronounce "0"; The other refers to another person, and the third person is pronounced: 0, along with the sound of the finger as an open access shape to any point of a person, this ** does not make any action, but the two people who shoot make an "ah" sound, and surrender with their hands.

5. The hand and mouth are different.

The participants gather in a circle outside the stool, put **When the participant moves in a circle, when**stops, the participant must quickly find a bench to sit down, because there are fewer stools, so there will be one person without a stool to sit on, the man even eliminates, reducing the judge at this moment, and the rest continue to play until the last person leaves.

I don't usually play games, and I'm too busy at work to have no free time to play these.

lol League of Legends, or just watch the movie TV series to pass away.

Glory of Kings, hey, bought 300**.