The library
Every format is one a guest recognises in seconds. Some run on the big screen, some on the team podiums, and some put a controller in every hand in the room.
5 games
Shout out the most popular survey answers before three strikes end your turn.
The one everybody already knows how to play. Teams take turns opening a survey board and calling out answers; three strikes hands the other side a shot at stealing the whole thing. Nothing to learn, nothing to hand out — the room is playing within ten seconds of the first board going up.
Whole team, out loud
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Spin a real wheel, buy letters, solve the puzzle.
One puzzle board, three completely different games. Classic Spin puts contestants at a real wheel buying letters and clues. Solo Speed races one player per team on the podium buzzers as the board opens itself. Team Turbo throws it open to every phone in the room, and the fastest correct answer takes it.
The room, the podiums, or every phone
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Guess what things cost — three ways, one of them with a pong table.
Value Verdict has every guest call higher-or-lower and type a price, blind, then reveals both teams at once — so both sides can score on the same item. Dicey Dollars builds a price out of giant rolled dice. Pong Drop Payoff moves the whole thing to a real pong table, where sunk cups bank chips for the finale.
Every phone, the podiums, and the floor
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Two famous faces morphed into one. Name them both.
A single image that is unmistakably two people at once and impossible to un-see. Ships with a bank of real mashes across film, music and sport, so no two shows land on the same faces.
Whole team, out loud
Read the rulesThe Plinko finale — every chip banked all night, dropped for points.
The closer. Chips banked across the whole show finally get spent, one drop at a time, on a five-slot board where one slot pays 250 and one takes 100 away. Scores that looked settled stop being settled, which is exactly what you want in the last ten minutes.
Whole team, at the board
Read the rulesNew games arrive the same way fixes do — overnight, on their own. A venue that installed last year has everything a venue installing today does.
Head-to-head trivia, then a tug of war over the answer board.
