Rapid-fire Q&A game
Add players and questions, then start the game!
One person takes questions from the rest of the team for a set time. It is a high-trust activity and works well with established teams, but poorly with new ones.
The time limit is what makes it safe. A defined end means the person in the seat knows exactly what they are agreeing to.
Generally not. It relies on existing trust, and with people who have just met it produces discomfort rather than connection. Save it for established teams.
Two or three minutes. Longer turns start to feel like an interrogation rather than a game, however friendly the questions.
Establish upfront that any question can be declined, and step in as facilitator if needed. Setting topic boundaries before starting prevents most problems.