Fabulous Feud
Summary
Based on the TV show
Teams of 5-6 people. 2 teams compete at a time in a match.
3 rounds per match. Can be done bracket style to find ultimate winning team.
Around 20 minutes per match up. Having teams picked in advanced is preferred.
General Rules
2 teams (families/table/groups/etc) per match up. One is the red team and the other is the blue team.
To start each round, one person from each team steps to the center and is given a topic which they have to give the best answer for first. Whoever has the top answer first, gets to decide if their team is going to play that round, or pass it to the opposing team. (Question example: 100 people were surveyed and the top 5 answers are on the board. What chores do you do on your day off?)
The team that plays that round has to go in order without help from their teammates, while trying to name the remaining answers on the board before they reach 3 wrong answers. If they answer them all, they get all the points. If they get 3 wrong answers, the other team gets 1 chance to name one of the missing answers. If they get it right, they “steal” all the points. If they get it wrong, the original team gets the points.
Round 2 with runs the same, but the points are worth double. Round 3 is the same but triple. The team with the most points at the end wins (or moves to the next round if bracket style).
Set Up
1 host, 1 technician to run computer
Center podium with buzzers for opening head to head to decide which team will pass or play each round.
2 tables, one on either side of the podium for each team. 1 red and 1 blue.
Sound system, projector, screen, third table for the computer and tech.
I've Got a Secret
Summary
Inspired by the classic television favorite, I’ve Got a Secret is an interactive deduction-style game show where participants try to uncover a hidden secret through strategic questioning and quick thinking. This engaging format blends humor, curiosity, and audience participation to create a memorable experience for corporate events, team building programs, and group gatherings.
The game works well with small teams or rotating panelists and typically runs in flexible segments that can be tailored to your event timeline. With a professional host guiding the action, the experience keeps both participants and spectators fully engaged.
General Rules
In I’ve Got a Secret, one participant (or team representative) is selected to hold a secret known only to them and the host. The opposing players or panelists take turns asking yes-or-no questions in an attempt to uncover the secret.
The host moderates the questioning and may limit the number of questions or time allowed to maintain pacing and energy. As clues are revealed, teams must use deduction, creativity, and teamwork to narrow down the possibilities.
- Points or prizes may be awarded based on:
- Successfully guessing the secret
- Number of questions used
- Speed of correct deduction
The format can be run in multiple rounds with different participants holding new secrets, allowing many guests to be involved throughout the event.
Set Up
To create an authentic and polished game show atmosphere, the following setup is typically used:Center podium with buzzers for opening head to head to decide which team will pass or play each round.
- 1 professional host/emcee
- Panelist seating or team tables
- Wireless microphones for participants
- Professional sound system
- Projector and screen (optional for visual clues or scoring)
- Dedicated tech station for show control
Our team manages the full production to ensure a smooth, engaging, and high-energy game show experience.
60 Second Challenge
Summary
Based on the TV show.
Can be in individual stations or as a stage show.
Play as individuals or teams.
General Rules
Changes depending on the challenge.
We have dozens of challenge options.
Players will have 60 seconds to complete the challenge.
Some are head to head and some are just against the clock.
Set Up
Stations
One podium per station
One attendant per station
Challenge props depending on what challenges are chosen
Show
One host, one assistant
Two Minute To Win It podiums and two chairs
Challenge props depending on what challenges are chosen
Sound system, projector, screen, projector stand
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