A salon can begin with a simple question and turn into a game everyone wants to join. Activities give a gathering a different rhythm and offer newcomers an easy way into the conversation.

Start with something simple

Open the activities area to see what the room currently supports. Try one discussion topic or a clear poll before launching several things at once. Explain what people need to do and allow enough time for them to respond.

The clock and timer help organise turns and small challenges. A singing queue makes it easier to see whose turn comes next. Some creation and management controls are available only to the owner or people with activity permissions.

Choose a game for your guests

Supported activities include games such as tic-tac-toe, word guessing, Spy, Crocodile, Bomb and Fruit, alongside dice and surprise boxes when available. They do not all work alike, so read the activity’s description before signing up or starting.

In a turn-based game, wait until you are selected rather than repeatedly pressing an action. In a word game, keep private information to yourself when the rules require it. Revealing it can spoil the round. Help late arrivals understand the current stage instead of expecting them to catch up without an explanation.

Read the cost before confirming

A poll or activity may be free or may show an in-game cost. Check the currency and amount on the confirmation screen. Taking part in an activity is different from sending a gift, so do not assume both actions have the same result.

Leave room for conversation

A good activity adds something to the evening and then makes space for people again. Alternate short games with open conversation and welcome those who prefer to listen. Guests do not have to join every round to belong in the room.