Survey-style team game
Best for large groups, parties, work events, and funny opinion prompts.
Start with Family Feud-Style Game.
Games
Choose the format that fits the room: survey-style team play for big groups, quiz board-style trivia for review, wheel-style word puzzles for vocabulary, Password-style word clues for communication, Price Is Right-style price guessing for parties and showers, or grade-level trivia for kids and families.
Live games
6 playable now
Best first step
Pick by format
Setup range
0 to 20 min
Coming soon
Guides only
Survey, trivia, quiz board, wheel, and clue-based game formats.
Question-based games for classrooms, work, parties, and families.
Wheel-style puzzles, Password-style clues, vocabulary, and team word play.
Pricing challenges for showers, parties, classrooms, and work product games.
Game Pass
If you host for more than one audience, Game Pass gives one account access to Fortunate Wheel, Quiz Champ, Are You Smarter Game, PlayPassword, Right Price, and future non-Family-Feud games as they launch.
Sold separately — not included in Game Pass.
Best for large groups, parties, work events, and funny opinion prompts.
Start with Family Feud-Style Game.
Best for classrooms, training, team trivia, and category-based review.
Start with Quiz Champ.
Best for vocabulary, phrase solving, classroom warmups, and mixed-age word play.
Start with Fortunate Wheel.
Best for kids, homeschool, classroom review, and family game night.
Start with Are You Smarter Game.
Best for vocabulary, team communication, party word games, and quick icebreakers.
Start with PlayPassword.
Best for showers, parties, consumer math, and product knowledge challenges.
Start with Right Price.
Sold separately — not included in Game Pass.
Bring your group together for survey-style questions and friendly team competition.
Spin the wheel and solve custom word puzzles with your whole group.
Challenge your class, family, or team with a familiar multiple-choice quiz format.
Turn your questions into a category board with team trivia and point-by-point competition.
Give one-word clues and get your team to guess the secret word before time runs out.
Bring out everyone’s competitive side with pricing challenges, number guesses, and big reveals.
Build the suspense with four-answer trivia and a climb toward the million-point question.
Probability and risk-choice game for events that need suspense and audience participation.
Fast clue-giving game for word associations, parties, and team challenges.
Survey and poll battle game for opinion prompts, audience voting, and team comparison rounds.
General trivia game show for classrooms, work events, parties, and family game nights.
Fast buzzer-style quiz game for teams, classrooms, training, and competitive trivia events.
Flexible bingo game for classrooms, work events, showers, holidays, and large groups.
Prompt-based game for introductions, meetings, youth groups, and mixed groups.
Find-and-share activity for virtual events, classrooms, and parties.
Story-driven group mystery game for parties and special events.
Puzzle-based group challenge for teams, classrooms, and family events.
Voting and debate game for ranking favorites in classrooms, work, and parties.
Recognition and superlative game for teams, classrooms, and celebrations.
Use a live game card and pick a question pack only if you need prompts.
Choose a quiz, wheel, or trivia format with short rounds and clear answers.
Use team-based formats with safe prompts and visible scoring.
Pick formats guests can understand in less than a minute.
Use this directory when you know you need a game, but not the format. Start with the host job: review, team competition, easy participation, word play, pricing challenges, or a party centerpiece.
For the broadest group, start with Family Feud-style team play. For classroom review or trivia, start with Quiz Champ or Are You Smarter Game. For vocabulary, word clues, or puzzles, start with Fortunate Wheel or PlayPassword. For showers and price guessing, start with Right Price.
No. Coming-soon entries are planning guides only until a dedicated live game exists. Live games are clearly marked and link to their game sites.
Yes. Live game recommendations open in a browser, and planning guides, question packs, and templates are written so hosts can use them for digital, printable, remote, or in-person events.
Start with the audience or event you are hosting, then choose the game format, question pack, or template that best matches your group size, setup time, and energy level.
Answer a few questions and get a practical recommendation for your group.