Virtual game show team building, hosted live

TV-style game shows on your video call: a live host, every team answering every round, and a scoreboard worth fighting over. One hour, from about $34 a person.

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3,000+ teams served · Remote, office or hybrid

A Quiz Showdown! round card: Round 3, Pop Culture, 75 points

Pick your game show

Every show is live-hosted, about an hour, and runs on Zoom by default (Teams, Meet or Webex on request). Book about 2 weeks ahead. Prices are live.

Want an act to watch rather than a game to play? See the virtual magic show or browse all activities.

Game show formats, explained

Most corporate game shows borrow from a handful of TV formats. Here is what each one asks of your team, and where you can play it.

  • Family Feud-style surveyName the most popular answers to a survey question.Play it in: Fun-Filled Feud, Festive Family Feud, Your Favorite Game Shows!
  • Jeopardy-style categoriesTrivia from a board of categories, with a final wager at the end.Play it in: Your Favorite Game Shows!
  • Wheel of Fortune-style puzzlesGuess the phrase with as few letters showing as possible.Play it in: Your Favorite Game Shows!
  • Millionaire-style ladderRisky multiple choice where every answer raises the stakes.Play it in: Your Favorite Game Shows!
  • Hollywood Squares-style true or falseDecide whether a funny answer to a trivia question is true or false.Play it in: Your Favorite Game Shows!
  • Smarter Than a 5th Grader-styleTough questions from first to fifth grade school subjects.Play it in: Winter Edition, Your Favorite Game Shows!
  • Poll gameGuess how the room voted on a question.Play it in: Poll Points!
  • Quiz bowlFast trivia rounds against the clock and the other teams.Play it in: Quiz Showdown!, Trivia with a Twist!

TV show names describe the format only. KraftyLab isn't affiliated with the owners of these shows.

How a hosted game show plays

All it takes is your video call and a pen and paper. The host handles the rounds, the reveals and the score.

  1. 1

    Teams in breakout rooms

    The host welcomes everyone in the main room, then splits the group into small teams that confer in breakout rooms.
  2. 2

    Everyone plays every round

    No waiting for your turn like on TV. Every team answers every question at the same time, so nobody sits out.
  3. 3

    Reveals and a scoreboard

    Answers land on screen for the whole room, points go up live, and the host keeps the banter going.
  4. 4

    Fresh teams at the midpoint

    In most shows the host can reshuffle teams halfway through, so people play with colleagues they rarely meet.
A Quiz Showdown! answer reveal: a bar chart of how every team voted on a World Cup question
From Quiz Showdown!: the room sees how each team voted, with the right answer marked.

Make it about your company

  • A survey round your team answered the week before
  • Category trivia about your product, customers or year
  • Your logo and colors on the game backgrounds
  • A menu of formats picked in advance for your crowd

At least 4 weeks' notice; some requests cost extra. Planning a kickoff? See sales kickoff activities.

A game show in the office

Same buzz, one room. Our hosts bring the game to your office, venue or offsite.

Feud Night is our in-person survey game show, with Team Trivia and Blitz-Speed Trivia beside it. All three run live at your office in 17 US cities.

Half the team remote? Play the virtual show with the office on a room screen, ideally with a camera and mic on the room, and test the link first. More in hybrid team building.

Run a quick game show yourself

Six rounds for a team meeting. Pick two or three; one person hosts, one keeps score.

  1. 1Survey says, office edition. Poll the team a week before (best snack in the kitchen?), then teams guess the top five answers.
  2. 2Higher or lower. Show a number about the company or the team. Teams call whether the next one is higher or lower.
  3. 3Whose desk is this? Collect desk or home office photos beforehand. Teams guess the owner for a point each.
  4. 4Pass or play. Five rapid-fire questions. A team can answer or pass the question to a rival team.
  5. 5Name it in three words. One player describes a film, a product or a colleague's job in three words. Their team guesses.
  6. 6The final wager. Before the last question, each team bets any share of its points. Loud finish guaranteed.

Want someone to run it for your team? Pick a hosted show. Hosting a full quiz night? Read how to host a trivia night.

What our clients say

Trusted by teams at

  • Google
  • Microsoft
  • Meta
  • Spotify
  • Netflix
  • Cisco
  • Coinbase
  • Dropbox

“Her upbeat attitude and outgoing nature put everyone in good spirits through the virtual team building activity!!”

Caitlin P. · Google review

“Booked a trivia event for Hispanic Heritage Month and it was a lot of fun! The host, Andres was great and kept the attendees engaged the entire time.”

Claudia C. · Google review

Game show team building questions

What is game show team building?

Your team plays TV-style game shows in small teams, led by a live host who runs the rounds, the reveals and the scoreboard. It mixes friendly competition with a reason to talk to colleagues, and works for remote, office and hybrid groups.

How does a virtual game show work?

Everyone joins your video call, the host splits the group into teams in breakout rooms, and every team answers every round at the same time. Answers reveal on screen and points go up live. A hosted show runs about an hour; players need a pen and paper.

Which game show formats can we play?

Family Feud-style surveys, Jeopardy-style categories, Wheel of Fortune-style puzzles, Millionaire-style multiple choice, Hollywood Squares-style true or false, Smarter Than a 5th Grader-style questions, poll games and quiz bowls. Your Favorite Game Shows! lets you pick the menu in advance.

Can the game show include questions about our company?

Yes. Most of our game shows can add new questions and custom backgrounds; some requests cost extra. Send your questions at least 4 weeks before the event.

Can we run a game show in person?

Yes. Feud Night, our in-person survey game show, runs at your office in 17 US cities, alongside Team Trivia and Blitz-Speed Trivia. Hybrid groups can play the virtual version with the office on a room screen.

How many people can play a virtual game show?

Small teams and big groups both work. Bigger groups play as more teams, each in its own breakout room, and we may add a tech assistant. For company-wide events we can run several activities in parallel tracks.

How much does a corporate game show cost?

Your Favorite Game Shows! starts at $975 for up to 25 people (about $39 each); Fun-Filled Feud starts at $975 for up to 25 people (about $39 each); Festive Family Feud starts at $850 for up to 25 people (about $34 each). Bigger groups add to the package. You see the full price before you book, and a 50% deposit holds the date.

Which video platforms do you use?

Zoom by default; Microsoft Teams, Google Meet or Webex on request. The shows use breakout rooms and chat, and your event coordinator can schedule a quick tech check first.

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