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One host screen, one call, everyone included

Virtual baby shower games

BabyShowerShow runs in the host's browser. Share the game on Zoom, Google Meet, or Teams; guests answer aloud or in the call chat without creating accounts. Try the fixed six-question showcase free. $9.99 unlocks all 20 games for 30 days from purchase. No subscription.

Check the connection before the celebration. Use the free showcase to practice your first reveal, a score award, and moving to the next game.

About 3–5 minutes. Full event: $9.99 for 30 days from purchase.

Open the show, share one screen, and play

Open the show in your browser and share that tab or window in the call. You reveal answers and award points while guests watch and guess. No second window or guest account is required.

Host workflow Β· one shared screen

Default shared-screen demo with a Baby Phrase Emoji clue and simple Reveal and Scores controls

Read β†’ wait β†’ reveal β†’ award

  1. Read the clue, including its plain-text description when using emoji.
  2. Give everyone the same chance to commit an answer.
  3. Reveal and read any accepted alternatives.
  4. Award points manually, then move on when the room is ready.

Optional separate guest window

Current guest presentation showing only the first demo clue, with no private answer or host controls

Watch the call and make a guess

Guests see your shared presentation. There is no separate guest quiz, submission link, or automatic answer marking to set up. A guest can speak, use chat, nominate a teammate, or pass.

The separate guest window shown here is optional. Open it on the same computer and browser only if you want to share that window while keeping host controls private.

A five-minute connection check

  1. Start a test call with a friend or a second device. Mute one microphone to prevent echo.
  2. Open the demo in its own browser window. In the meeting, share that window or tab; avoid sharing unrelated desktop content.
  3. Ask the other person to read the smallest text from their actual device. Adjust the presentation before you begin.
  4. Try a clue, Reveal, and Next. Test chat and spoken answers. If you want effects, test the calling app's audio-sharing option; audio is optional.
  5. Keep the host computer connected to power and the venue network. A phone hotspot is a fallback connection, not an offline guarantee.
Step-by-step Zoom, Meet, Teams, and TV instructions β†’

Practice the same clue together

These public emoji clues are part of the fixed showcase. Opening another page repeats the same bounded sample.

Baby Phrase Emoji Pictionary

Decode the emoji combo to reveal the baby phrase!

Full deck: 15 questions Β· Show Pass required

  1. Fixed showcase clue 1 of 2 in this mechanic

    πŸ‘ΆπŸšΏ

    Baby emoji followed by a shower emoji

  2. Fixed showcase clue 2 of 2 in this mechanic

    😴🚫

    Sleeping face followed by a prohibited sign

Pick a format that survives call delays

Build a virtual lineup β†’

Virtual hosting questions

Do guests need to open BabyShowerShow?

No. Guests join your video call and watch the shared game screen. They can answer aloud, in the call chat, or through a team spokesperson. BabyShowerShow does not automatically collect their answers or mark them.

Should I share computer audio?

The question text and reveal work without computer audio. If you choose sound effects, enable your calling app's computer or tab audio option and test it with another person. Otherwise keep sound off; the host can read the questions aloud.

How should I handle answers in the chat?

Set one answer window. Ask everyone to type but wait to send until you say β€œsend.” Allow for connection delays, reveal only after guesses are in, and award points manually to teams with accepted answers.

Can in-person and remote guests play together?

Yes, if both can see the same screen and hear the host. Put the call on the room TV, check a remote guest can read it, and wait for both groups before revealing. Rehearse that exact setup first.

What is free and what needs a Show Pass?

The same replayable six-question showcase is free, with no account required. A complete event lineup needs the $9.99 Show Pass, which unlocks all 20 games for 30 days from purchase.