Same night. Different driver.
The platform that runs our hosted online sessions, handed to your team. We set the room up. Someone on your side presses go.
$200 a session$1,500 for ten
One flat fee for up to 12 people. Run it as long as you like.
It isn't a cheaper night. It's a different one.
A hosted session is an event: you book it, you put it in calendars, it happens once. The platform is a thing your team does on a Tuesday because someone suggested it at standup. Same games either way.
We run it · from $600
Booked, six weeks out
A date on a calendar, a facilitator who reads the room, and 1.5 hours that start and stop when we say.
Right when it has to go well — a new starter cohort, a merged team, the Christmas one.
You run it · $200
Whenever the mood takes you
No date to hold, no facilitator to book. Open the lobby, send the link, play until people drift off.
Right for the fortnightly thing, the rained-off offsite, the Friday that got quiet.
What actually changes
One row in the lobby. That is the whole difference between the night we run and the night you run — the guest list, the games and the purge afterwards are identical.
Hosted online
- Leigh Hhost
- Priyahere now
- Danhere now
- Meihere now
Online games platform
- Priyahost
- Danhere now
- Meihere now
- Tomhere now
Your host gets the same controls we use: open the lobby, start a game, skip someone who has wandered off, run the next one.
Six games. The same six either way.
Written for this platform rather than adapted from a box, which means they're built for faces on a call instead of hands around a table.
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Art Imposter
Everyone gets the secret word except one. One stroke each on a shared canvas, then you all vote.
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CSI: St Kilda
One of you is the murderer. The forensic scientist may only answer by placing markers on tiles.
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Word Heist
Two teams, twenty-five words, one clue-giver a side who can see the key. One word and a number.
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Flag It!
Everyone builds a flag from word tiles, then the room rebuilds each one from four clues. Nobody loses.
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Lettergories
One letter, twelve categories, 120 seconds. Then the room argues down the list and scores itself.
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Mimicry
Three rounds through one deck the room drafted. Each round you may say less. By the third, nothing.
No app, anywhere · a browser tab beside the call you already run
And the bit around them
The games are the reason to come. This is what makes them run on a Tuesday without one of us in the room.
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A six-digit code
Sent to a work email. No accounts to create, no passwords to reset, nothing for anyone to install.
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A lobby
Nicknames, player colours, and the room visibly filling up before anything starts.
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Host controls
Open the lobby, start a game, skip a stuck player, run the next one. Your person, our buttons.
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A rules page each
Plus a how-to-play video, so nobody arrives cold and nobody reads a rulebook aloud.
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A purge button
Attendee data deleted after the event, deliberately and on the record. It's a button, not a policy.
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No app, anywhere
A browser tab on a laptop or a phone, beside the video call your team already runs.
What it costs
One flat fee a session, the way everything else here is priced. Twelve is the cap because six to a game is where a game stops being fun — not because we ran out of seats.
Nobody waits fifteen
minutes for a turn.
That is what the cap
is actually for.
- One session
- $200
- Ten sessions
- $1,500
- Want us to run it instead?
- $600
Up to 12 people. Run it as long as you like — there is no 1.5-hour window, because nobody is being paid by the hour.
$150 a session. Use them within two years.
Same games, our facilitator, 1.5 hours. That's the hosted online session.
One session, up to 12
- Session
- $200
- All six games
- Included
- Time limit
- None
Your night, all up
$200
= $16.67 a head · one flat fee
Invoiced the same way as everything else here. There's no card form, because there's no self-serve signup to put one in.
In-office nights, online sessions and the games drop-off are priced on the home page — all prices, alongside these.
Tell us who's hosting
We create the event, put your person in the host seat and send them the link. There's no signup to sit through, because there isn't one to build yet.
hello@officerules.com.au 0416 426 579Weekdays, 9am to 5pm.
Not ready to book?
Take the one-pager — formats, prices, insurance and how the data is handled — and forward it to whoever signs off.
Download the one-pager (PDF)