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Work · July 17, 2025

Games for Google Meetings by Guul

Play social games directly within your Google meetings.

Games for Google Meetings by Guul launched on July 17, 2025 with 30 votes, #661 of 9,223 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

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What it does

Guul's social games transform your Google meetings into dynamic and collaborative spaces. Engage participants with a variety of fun and interactive games integrated directly into your workflow, making meetings more lively and productive.

Add interactive social games directly into your Google Meet calls! Play fun icebreakers & team building games to energize your meetings.

Bring social games into Google meetings to energize your team. Strengthen collaboration, spark interaction, and make every meeting more engaging. A centralized space where your team can play games, connect, and engage. Track XP, achievements, and game activity tied to your Google login. View rankings, encourage friendly competition, and celebrate top players. Pay only for users who actively play games in your Google-connected workspace. GUUL is available on the Google Workspace Marketplace. Get started for free today! Find GUUL on the Google Workspace Marketplace and install it to your workspace. Open the GUUL add-on from the side panel, choose a game, and start playing. Watch our video…from guul.games

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