Virtual Family Feud-style games for teams
Survey says: game on. A live host runs the board, every team answers at once, and nobody waits for a turn. Or grab our free questions and run your own.
- Every team plays every round
- Hosted fromFrom about $34 a person
- Holiday edition
A real round from Festive Family Feud
Name something snowmen might have nightmares about
2 of 8 revealed. Click a tile to flip it.
5.0 across 800+ Google reviews3,000+ teams served
- 1 hour
- Hosted live, start to finish
- Big groups welcome
- Every team plays every round
- Zoom by default
- Teams, Meet or Webex on request
- Book 2 weeks ahead
- Sooner? Ask us
Pick your game show
Two Feud games and two game-show mashups, about an hour each.
Fun-Filled Feud
From $975 · covers 25 people(about $39 each)1 hour
Rounds of survey questions with rotating teams and twist rounds. Every team answers at the same time.
Festive Family Feud
From $850 · covers 25 people(about $34 each)1 hour
A holiday showdown: guess the most popular festive answers.
Your Favorite Game Shows!
From $975 · covers 25 people(about $39 each)1 hour
Classic game shows back to back in one hosted hour, played in small teams.
Comfy Cozy Game Shows!
From $975 · covers 25 people(about $39 each)1 hour
Classic game shows in a cozy, feel-good edition. Teams switch, laugh and connect.
In the office? Feud Night also runs in person in 17 US cities.
10 free survey questions for work
Survey your team with these a few days before, tally the top answers, and reveal them on the day.
- 1Name something people do on a Monday morning call
- 2Name a snack you’d find in the office kitchen
- 3Name something you’d bring to a desert island offsite
- 4Name a word people say too often in meetings
- 5Name something that interrupts a video call
- 6Name a job you wanted as a kid
- 7Name a reason people are late to work
- 8Name something people do on their lunch break
- 9Name a holiday tradition at work
- 10Name an app you use every day
Free, do-it-yourself or hosted?
Three ways to play a Family Feud-style game at work.
Free questions
Good for a quick round in a team meeting. Read a question out and let people guess; there is no board or survey data.
Use the 10 questions aboveRun it yourself
Good when you have a few days. Someone has to host and keep score.
How to build your board
- 1Survey. Send the questions as a quick form a few days before.
- 2Tally. Count the answers and keep the top 5 to 8 for each question.
- 3Reveal. Put the top answers on a shared slide and reveal them in order as teams guess.
Hosted game show
Rather not build it? A host brings the board, the buzzer energy and the scoring, and every team plays every round.
See the gamesHow it works
How a hosted game plays
Everything runs on your usual video call, with breakout rooms and chat.
- 01
Split into families
Your host welcomes everyone on the main call and sends teams into breakout rooms.
- 02
Guess the top answers
Each round asks a survey question. Every team answers at once, so nobody sits out waiting.
- 03
Survey says
The host reveals the board, keeps score, and can reshuffle teams halfway so people meet new faces.
Big group? Everyone plays at once
Unlike the TV show, every team answers each round at the same time, so 15 or 150 people all stay in the game. The host can reshuffle teams halfway.
For larger groups, we may add a tech assistant alongside the host.
Company-wide? We have run a single 60-minute event for 1,000 registered employees across four parallel activity tracks.
See multi-event programs
Make it yours
Ways to shape a hosted game show around your team and your season.
Your questions
Fun-Filled Feud and Your Favorite Game Shows! can add new questions and custom backgrounds; some requests cost extra.
Your game menu
Choose the games in advance, or let the host tailor them to your event.
Winter or holiday
Comfy Cozy Game Shows! can lean winter with no holidays mentioned, or celebrate the season.
Give back
3% of Comfy Cozy Game Shows! proceeds go to the charity you choose.
Customizations need at least 4 weeks’ notice.
What our clients say
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Virtual Family Feud-style questions
How do you play Family Feud on Zoom?
A host shares the board on your call. Teams talk it over in breakout rooms, send their answers, and the host reveals what the survey said. Running your own? Set up breakout rooms in Zoom or Microsoft Teams.
What are good Family Feud questions for work?
Light, everyday prompts anyone can answer, like “Name something that interrupts a video call.” Survey your team first so the top answers are real. There are ten free ones on this page.
How do you do Family Feud with a large group?
Play in teams and let every team answer each round at the same time, so nobody waits for a turn. With a host, bigger groups get more teams, and we may add a tech assistant.
Can we use our own questions?
Yes. Fun-Filled Feud and Your Favorite Game Shows! can add new questions and custom backgrounds; some requests cost extra. Customizations need at least 4 weeks’ notice.
Is there a free Family Feud-style game for work?
Use the ten questions on this page and build your own board.
Do teams take turns?
No. Unlike the TV show, every team plays each round at the same time, which keeps the energy up.
Is there a holiday version?
Yes. Festive Family Feud brings holiday survey questions, and Comfy Cozy Game Shows! can lean winter with no holidays mentioned, or celebrate the season.
How much does it cost?
Festive Family Feud starts at $850 for up to 25 people (about $34 each). Fun-Filled Feud, Your Favorite Game Shows! and Comfy Cozy Game Shows! start at $975 (about $39 each). You see the full price before you book, and a 50% deposit holds the date.
