Classic Arcade Games for Virtual Events

Classic arcade games for virtual events and gatherings exemplify present-day icebreakers. HTML5 games are often used for building these icebreakers since they are easily hosted on websites and shared with attendees.

As an example, there’s this one company that developed a Pacman-like game for one of its corporate virtual events. As event attendees sign into their online conference software, the host gives out the game link to participants. While the game URL was promoted on an event landing page. 

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Classic Arcade Games for Virtual Events


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