Enjoy this interactive virtual twist on the classic T.V. game show “Family Feud!”
Hosted by high energy game show hosts, this is a highly interactive experience, perfect for groups looking for a funny and competitive activity.
Playing in teams of 3-7 contestants, you’ll battle in a series of head to head rounds, to see who is the office champion. Teams can either be pre-assigned or randomised.
During the game, teams will compete against each other head-to-head for 2-3 rounds to see who can guess the most popular answers to a series of hilarious questions. The more popular the answer, the more points your team scores! But watch out, guess an answer that isn’t “on the board” and your team gets a strike. Accumulate three strikes in one round and your opponent will have the opportunity to steal your points.
The team with the most points at the end of the time limit will take home the grand prize.
-> Contestants join the video conference to start the event.
-> You’ll be welcomed by your game show hosts who will split your group into teams of 3 to 7. All teams get sent off to a breakout room for a quick icebreaker.
-> (For groups of under 14 players): Teams then get brought back to the main room where they play “The Feud” head-to-head vs the other team. The winner is the team with the most points after 5 rounds!
-> (For group of 15+ players): For teams of 15+ players, we’ll create a tournament bracket at the start of the game, and teams will compete against different opponents on the road to the championship! We staff multiple hosts for every game depending on the size of your group, so teams will continue to play all the way through the game and no team will ever have any downtime.
-> At the end of the activity, we’ll have a fun Awards Ceremony where we’ll reveal the final results and crown the champions!
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