Retirement party
A QR code next to the cake, one round between the speeches.
Question templates
Sixteen retirement party games, also made for any farewell at work: a quiz about the colleague, a guess at their years in the company, their career in the right order and a word cloud of goodbyes. Show the QR code during the drinks and everyone plays from their phone.
Make your retirement party gamesThe big screen and a participant's phone
A QR code next to the cake, one round between the speeches.
A quick quiz for a colleague moving on to a new job.
Share the short link in the video call so every office plays.
Ten minutes of games and messages to close their last week.
Each one shows the Hopvote question type that fits it best. Swap the examples for your colleague's real story. Free plan: 5 questions per presentation.
What was their first job title in the company?
Four titles, one true. Set a 15 second timer.
What do they always order at the team lunch?
Four dishes, one right answer. Easy to turn into a laugh.
Which of these office stories really happened to them?
Three made-up stories and one true. Colleagues vote, then they tell the real one.
How many years have they worked here?
Guess a number. The closest guess wins, so reveal the answer with a smile.
Roughly how many coffees have they drunk at the office?
Guess a number. Do the maths beforehand: years, times days, times cups.
How many unread emails are in their inbox right now?
Guess a number. Ask them to check their phone for the reveal.
Put their career steps in order.
First job, first promotion, the big project, the office move, the last day. Phones get them shuffled.
Match each object on their desk with its story.
The mug, the plant, the stress ball, the old phone, the photo.
Find them on this old team photo.
Find on the image: add the photo, draw the right zone around them, and taps inside it score.
Complete their favourite phrase: "First a [coffee], then we [talk]."
Swap in their real catchphrase. Words to type, or words to place with up to 6 extra words.
What will they miss least about the office?
The printer, the Monday meeting, the commute or the coffee machine. Show the split, then ask them.
Rank what they will enjoy most in retirement.
Sleeping in, travelling, the garden, the grandchildren, no more alarm clock.
Say goodbye in up to three words.
Each colleague sends up to 3 words. The biggest fill the screen before the speech.
Write a message for their farewell card.
Open text. Ask everyone to sign at the end, then export the messages on Solo, Pro or a pass.
Ask our colleague anything before they go.
Audience Q&A: the room upvotes, and they answer the top questions after the speech.
Spin the wheel: who gives the farewell speech?
Type the names, or leave it empty to draw among connected first names.
Plan one short round between the speeches and the gift. Open with a word cloud, then play a quiz about the colleague, a guess at their years in the company and their career in the right order, and end with the messages. That makes five questions, exactly what the free plan allows per presentation.
Former colleagues and other offices join with the short link, sent by email or pasted in the video call chat. They play the same game at the same time as the room, on a phone or a computer, and each phone shows the questions in its own language.
Goodbye messages arrive as open text answers, ready to read out before the gift. Answers are anonymous, so ask everyone to sign their message at the end. On Solo, Pro and the passes, export the results as CSV and print them for the colleague.
Poll, quiz, word cloud, rating or Q&A. Or let the AI draft them.
On screen or in your slides. People scan it and they are in.
Results update live on the big screen, then export them.
Games about the colleague rather than general knowledge: a quiz on their habits, a guess at their years in the company, their career steps in the right order and a word cloud of goodbyes. Add a wheel to pick who gives the speech.
Yes. Send them the short link by email or paste it in the video call chat. They answer from a phone or a computer at the same time as the room, with no app and no account.
It is more fun when they watch: the room answers questions about them and they react to each result. Keep the last question for them, a quiz about the team, to turn the tables.
Yes to start: every question type, up to 80 participants and 5 questions per presentation. For a bigger party, the Event Pass is €9 and the Big Event Pass €29, paid once for 72 hours, starting at payment or on the party date chosen at checkout.