Our Trivia game is like no other! The questions and, eventually the answers, are all displayed on monitors positioned around the venue. Teams work together and submit questions via their smart phones, and can play indoors or outside.
Play consists of rounds of questions from various categories, along with bonus questions. The team with the highest final score wins the game and the prize.
Prizes are determined by the venue.
Monty Hall’s Let’s Make A Deal began back in 1963 and is currently hosted by Wayne Brady. It’s a whacky trading show, and our version is no exception!
You never know what odd item in you pocket or purse might be traded for a prize!
Prizes are determined by the venue.
Feud Time is different from team trivia...anyone can play!
Instead of "fact-based" questions and answers, we surveyed the nation with a series of questions. Individuals compete by trying to guess the top answers!
It truly evens out the playing field, and anyone can win...prepare to have a fun and exciting time!
Remember television’s Match Game? Gene Rayburn hosted the original and Alec Baldwin host the current revival of the comedy-game show hybrid in which contestants try to match answers given by celebrities.
In our version, one contestant tries to match the entire audience with humorous, and often risqué, fill-in-the-blank questions! This group-participation game is hilarious!
Prizes are determined by the venue.
Remeber the parlor game where you hold your phone to your forehead and the gang yells out hints?
This version is even better - instead of holding a phone to your head - the words and phrase appear on a big screen behind you!
It’s the charades-inspired word-guessing game made popular in the ‘80s tv show Win, Lose or Draw.
In our version, audience members select a word or phrase and draw it on a special tablet that projects the image on monitors. The rest of the audience tries to guess the answer. The names of all the “artists” and winning guessers go in a hat for a prize drawing at the end of the game!
Prizes are determined by the venue.
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It's not what you Say, it's what you Hear! Try this: dew wino hue. Repeat the words a few times aloud, and you're sure to guess that you are actually saying “do I know you?”
In our version of Mad Gab, individuals or teams work to decipher groups of unrelated words into real phrases before time runs out.
Prizes are determined by the venue.