Game Studio

Games to play alone, with a colleague or with a whole meeting - and new ones, made from a sentence. A game is an app with a table: seats, turns, a computer to play against, and a hall of fame.

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What it is for

Ready to play: Chess with full rules and a three-level computer, 2048, Four in a row, Three in a row, and a Quick quiz for a room.
One table for every game: Seats, turns, invitations, watching and a hall of fame are built once. A game brings only its rules and its board.
In a meeting: Start a game from the call: it takes the main stage the way a shared screen does, for everyone in it.
A computer seat: Nobody free? Sit the computer in the other chair.
New games from a sentence: Game Studio stands on App Studio's engine: describe a game, and it is planned, built and tested like any app.

Getting started

Open Game Studio and pick a game.
Play alone, sit the computer down, or invite someone.
Your best results go to the hall of fame.

Tasks

Run a quiz in a meeting

In the call, start Quick quiz.
Everyone answers on their own screen at once.
Move on when you are ready; the table shows who is ahead.

Make a new game

In Game Studio, describe the game.
Read the plan and let it build.
Play the draft; publish it for everyone.

Questions

Why does a work platform have games?

Because teams that meet on a screen need something to do together that is not work. And a quiz is the fastest way to find out what a room took in.

Can a game see our people or data?

No. A game gets its table and nothing else; inviting people is the platform's job, not the game's.

App Studio: Build apps for the organisation by describing them.
Meetings: Calls that end with minutes and owners.
Learning Studio: Courses written, examined and tutored by a team of agents.