A word game icebreaker for remote teams.
Konsa is a private multiplayer word game that runs in any browser. Start a table, drop the link in the meeting chat, and up to six people play from their phones or laptops. No accounts, no installs. A full game takes about 20 minutes.
Use the letters you see. Add any you need.
Share one link.
Whoever starts the table gets a link and a six-character code. Paste it into chat; everyone types a name and takes a seat.
A 30-second clock.
Eight letter cards, any letters, only the eight cards score. The first word locked in starts a 30-second timer for the rest, so rounds stay brisk.
Reveal together.
Words are hidden until the round ends, then everyone sees them at once. Seven rounds, best five words, a small friendly rivalry.
Questions
How long does a game take?
About 20 minutes for seven rounds; a table plays them all, so start one when you have the time. Short on time? The Daily Duel is three boards in about 90 seconds, and everyone gets the same boards that day.
We’re more than six.
Start a second table. Each table is private and has its own link, and the groups can compare totals afterwards.
Do people need accounts?
No. A name is all anyone types. Accounts exist for the Daily Duel’s history and friends, and they’re optional.
Does it work on phones?
Yes. Konsa runs in the browser on phones, tablets and laptops; there’s nothing to install.
Start the meeting with a word.
Open a table a minute before everyone arrives, paste the link, and let the first round settle people in. Nobody needs to create anything.
Konsa is an independent game inspired by Wordsy, the card game designed by Gil Hova. It isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by Gil Hova or Allplay.