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FOR EVENT HOSTS & HOSTED GROUPS

Find games for parties, families, and hosted groups.

From a birthday to a church gathering, choose for the people coming together. Start with the occasion, age mix and tone, then decide how much content you want to prepare.

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OCCASIONS, GUESTS & SETUP

Compare party game formats

Compare formats for the guest list, explore three event combinations and prepare a complete 60-minute mixed-game plan.

SHOWERS

Baby showers

Consider everyday-item price guessing or group questions. Check the host’s preferences and keep topics comfortable.

BACHELORETTE GATHERINGS

Bachelorette events

Agree the tone with the group, personalize carefully and let guests skip a question.

REMOTE & HYBRID

Virtual game nights

Rehearse screen sharing and sound, choose an answer method and make sure remote guests can see each reveal.

Church and youth groups belong here, too.

Choose content for your community and the ages attending. Explain the rules with a practice round, keep participation optional and offer small-team roles so the activity does not rely on the loudest voices.

CHURCH GATHERINGS

Church group games

Explore formats for fellowship or a group activity. Use faith-based questions only when they fit the event.

YOUTH GROUPS

Youth group games

Consider reading levels, group arrangements and a welcoming way for new participants to join.

Make the setup fit the group.

Ages, size and tone

For mixed ages, read prompts aloud and pair people across age groups. With a larger gathering, use teams and a rotating spokesperson. Avoid inside jokes that leave guests out; agree a tone before writing personalized prompts.

Preparation and place

Try a sample or template where the product offers one, then review the content. If you customize, prepare answers and scoring too. For in-person, remote or hybrid hosting, test the display, sound and answer method using the equipment you will have.

Three ways to get a group guessing.

Fortunate Wheel

Wheel and word puzzles

Vocabulary practice, family gatherings and shared guessing.

Choose a template or supply phrases; check spelling and clues.

Game Pass or individual game plans

Open Fortunate Wheel (opens in a new tab)
Right Price

Price and number guessing

Showers, informal team gatherings and everyday-number challenges.

Choose a template or prepare items, values and a reveal.

Game Pass or individual game plans

Open Right Price (opens in a new tab)
Family Feud

Survey-style answer board

Company events, parties and groups that enjoy team guesses.

Prepare questions and answer boards; explain how answers earn points.

Separate account and purchase. Not included in Game Pass.

Open Family Feud (opens in a new tab)

Start with a few prompts.

Prepare a comfortable start and an on-time finish.

Prepare a short, pass-friendly icebreaker deck for the group. For the game session itself, build a run sheet with setup, play and closing inside your time budget.

Set up the teams.

Ready to divide the guest list? Make random teams with balanced sizes, then review the mix for your guests before playing.

Keep the score visible.

For a host-led round, prepare a printable scorecard with the teams, rounds and scoring rule you plan to use.

SEVEN GAMES · CONNECT FAMILY FEUD

More than one format in mind?

Game Pass provides premium access to seven participating games for $29/month or $149 once for lifetime access. Each game has its own features and hosting limits.

Included in monthly and lifetime Game Pass. Connect your separate Family Feud account; your saved games and independent purchases stay intact.

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