For the office party and the family call. A Christmas escape room for the main event, quick party games around it, and your own holiday questions if you want them. Send one link; everyone plays on their own screen.
4–10 players · ~60 min
Christmas Day, 2016, at the Hartleys’ house. Every time the crackers bang at 3 p.m., the day starts again at 7 a.m. Only your group notices, and only the notes on the fridge survive the reset.
About an hour for 4–10 players per room. Warm, funny and full of 2016 nostalgia.
All 21 games for $9/month (see plans) or play once for $30. A game master hosts for $199 per room.
2–8 players · ~90 min · Medium
It is 11 PM on December 23rd and Santa’s workshop has gone dark. Your group is the night shift: wake the workshop, the mail room, the kitchen and the stables, and get the sleigh ready before midnight.
About 90 minutes for 2–8 players per room. No gore, no jump scares, and fine for people who never play video games.
All 21 games for $9/month (see plans) or play once for $30. A game master hosts for $199 per room.
Remote, hybrid or all in one room: everyone plays on their own laptop or phone. These three are quick, loud and made for colleagues.
Free Guess together, laugh together. How aligned is your team really?
Free Someone on the team is vibecoding everything. Find them before the sprint ends.
Free Agree, or nobody scores. A social negotiation game of secret agendas and shifting coalitions.
Grandparents in one house, cousins in another. Gentle co-op games that nobody needs to be good at.
Free Steer your robot across a giant letter board and spell words as a team. The letter picks are shared, so nobody hunts alone.
Plus Six robots, one exit. Nobody moves until everybody talks.
Free The house is bigger on the inside. Find the sigils, seal the door, get out together.
Ask Claude or ChatGPT for “ten Christmas questions about our team” or “a list of 40 winter words”, and it puts them straight into ALIGNED, Robo Word Finder, Consensus through the Superglue connector. You get a link to a game with your content in it.
How custom games workSmall party: send the link and play. Big party: run rooms side by side on the Team plan, or let a game master host every room.
Start a game on playsuperglue.com and share the link on your call. Everyone plays on their own screen, and hints are built into the games.
A Superglue game master joins your call, runs the game and keeps every room moving. You just show up.
For the main event, a Christmas escape room: Boxing Day Never Comes, a time loop at a family Christmas dinner, or North Pole Night Shift, set in Santa’s workshop. For quick rounds, ALIGNED, Fire the Vibecoder and Consensus. For families and friends, Robo Word Finder with a Christmas word list, or Sync Squad.
Start with a short party game like ALIGNED (free, up to 30 players), then play Boxing Day Never Comes or North Pole Night Shift in rooms of up to 10. Finish with a round of Fire the Vibecoder, a bluffing game made for anyone who works in an office.
Split into rooms of up to 10. The Team plan ($49 a month) runs up to 5 rooms at the same time, about 50 players. For more, or if you want someone else to run it, book a game master per room.
Yes. A Superglue game master joins your call and runs the game: $199 per room, about 90 minutes, up to 10 players. For large events and invoicing, talk to us.
Yes, in ALIGNED, Robo Word Finder, Consensus. Ask Claude or ChatGPT to write Christmas questions, a word list or festive dilemmas and put them into the game through the Superglue connector. See custom games.
Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, Marvelli's Last Show, ALIGNED, Fire the Vibecoder, Holloway, Robo Word Finder, Consensus, Escape Your Office are free. Boxing Day Never Comes and North Pole Night Shift are included in Plus ($9 a month), or you can play either once for $30.
No. Everything runs in the browser, and everyone joins from one link. Talk on Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Discord or any other call.
A game master is $199 per room. Plus is $9 a month for every game.