Among Us is a video game which can be played with 4 to 15 people. Players are divided into 2 groups: “Crewmates” try to complete small tasks to win the game. Most players are crewmates. “Imposters” try to kill most of the crewmates to win. 1 to 3 players are randomly assigned to be imposters each round. The crewmates don’t know who the imposters are. The crewmates must either complete all of the tasks assigned to them or find all the imposters before the imposters kill them. People can call timed meetings to discuss who they think the imposters are and vote players out of the round. However, crewmates can be inadvertently voted out by their teammates if they guess incorrectly. Among Us is free to play on Android and iOS, or you can download it on Windows, Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5 Xbox One, or the Xbox Series X for $4.99.

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Super Smash Bros. is a game where players battle each other with different Nintendo characters in fast-paced rounds. Players try to knock each other off floating stages with a variety of attacks which are unique to each Nintendo character. The last player or team standing wins. Up to 8 people can play with each other per round on 1 to 4 Nintendo Switch consoles. 4 people can battle each other on a single console.

New World is an open-world MMO where you explore the supernatural island of Aeternum, battling enemies and other players along the way.

Poker is a card game where players compare each other's cards and wager who has the best hand. Players initially bet based on how good they think their cards are compared to the other players. They then take turns matching or exceeding the maximum bet from the previous round or "folding" and losing the amount they've bet so far. This ends once everyone has folded or reached the maximum previous bet. If all but one player folds, that player wins the round and collects the pot without having to reveal their hand. If multiple players match the maximum previous bet they show their cards and the player with the best hand wins. There are several different types of poker, and the rules for betting orders and what constitutes the "best hand" vary between them. For more information, click on the "Basic Poker Instructions" link.