"The Feud" is a parody of the popular game show. It's more than just a game. It's an entire event!

Have everyone in the crowd get out their cell phones and start a text message to the number on the screen. The app will randomly pick 4 emojis. The first one to text in all 4 emojis in the correct order wins.

2-4 players on stage. The wheel spins. Player 1 says "Stop" or hits "the button". The wheel slows to a stop and randomly selects a challenge. The clock starts and they have 20 seconds to complete the challenge. The quicker they complete the challenge the more points they get.

A fast-paced, high-energy race between 2-8 people to name things in a category. Better think fast, so you can Beat the Clock!

Versus is a game night party game you can play in the living room or on a stage with a huge crowd. Split the room into two teams. Get 5 players from each side. Play five mini-games to win trophies. The side with the most trophies wins. If we have learned anything from playing games, it's that nothing drives crowd engagement like competition. Split the crowd, match them up, and have fun!

The audience acts out images as two players take turns guessing. Lots of noise, lots of laughs! Great way to get the entire crowd into the game.

Contestants try to "read the room" to see which scenario the crowd would pick. The crowd's noise level is measured with the "Voice Vote". Just connect a microphone to the computer to see if the crowd picks "This or That".

Everyone can play from their cell phones and compete as a team with your entire table. Our digital trivia can include 5 - 5,000 players using their cell phones at once.

Happy Couple Game - It's not just for newlyweds anymore!

Four sets of “work besties” answer questions on their phones and the results are shown up on the big screen.

Two teams face off in front of a "Pyramid" of six categories. Players will guess words or phrases in a category, based on the description given by their partner. The team with the most points goes on to play in "the winner's circle".

Once the clock starts, someone from each team will work with the audience to find every item or person on the list. The host will announce each item as they are brought up so the software operator can mark them "found". The first to get them all, or score the most points before time runs out wins.

It's not WHAT you know. It's how FAST you know it! Contestants will have 30 seconds to see how many questions they can answer. The faster they answer, the more points they get; miss one, and your turn is over.