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Games to Play Over a Video Call
Long-distance game night? Bingus Bungus is built for it. Because it's hosted online, players don't need to be in the same room — or even the same country. One person shares their screen on the call, everyone joins from their own phone, and you're playing together.
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How to set it up on a call
- Start your video call (Zoom, FaceTime, Discord, Google Meet — any of them).
- One person opens bingusbungus.com, picks a game, and shares that browser screen on the call so everyone can see the "stage."
- Everyone else opens bingusbungus.com on their phone and enters the room code.
- Host presses start. Play on your phone; watch the shared screen for results.
Why it works well remotely
- No same-network requirement. Everyone connects over the internet, so any mix of home wifi and cellular works.
- Phones are the controllers. Nobody has to fumble with screen-share to take their turn — they just tap on their own phone.
- Only the host shares a screen. Less bandwidth drama than everyone sharing.
- Reconnects are handled. If someone's phone blips, it rejoins automatically without losing their spot.
Good for
- Friends in different cities keeping game night alive
- Family calls that need something more fun than small talk
- Remote team socials that want a free Jackbox-style option
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Not sure how it plays? Read how to play first. Note: Bingus Bungus is an 18+ adult party game.