Survey board (Family-Feud style)
Two teams guess the most popular survey answers. Guests' phones work as buzzers for the face-off.
- 2 teams on the board
- Phone buzzers
- Starter boards ready to edit
FAMILY GATHERING
Reunions, holidays and long Sunday lunches: mixed-age teams, family stories turned into questions and a leaderboard on the TV that keeps everyone at the table.
Mix branches of the family into teams. After one round the cousins from opposite ends of the country are high-fiving.
Who emigrated where, whose recipe is the famous cake, what great-grandpa did for a living — the questions everyone learns something from.
Play the survey board game: two teams guess the most popular answers, and phones work as buzzers for the face-off.
Round ideas
Build every round from a ready-made pack or your own questions — with a photo, audio clip or video on the big screen.
Relationships, names and birthplaces — who is whose great-aunt?
Childhood photos of the family on the TV; guess who is who.
Family recipes and classic dishes — which ingredient is missing?
Easy questions the youngest answer alone, so they get their moment on the podium.
Places where family members live or travelled — on a map or in photos.
“What does our family always argue about at dinner?” with answers collected beforehand.
Customs from Christmas, Easter or Thanksgiving in your family and around the world.
How it works
Set the quiz up in minutes. On the day you only need a TV or projector and your guests' phones.
Step 1
Start from a ready-made pack, a personal quiz about the guest of honour or your own questions — with photos, audio or video if you like.
Step 2
Open the room screen on a TV, projector or laptop. Guests scan the code and play in their phone browser — no app, no account.
Step 3
Reveal the answers, pause for toasts and finish with the live leaderboard and podium on the big screen.
Free questions
Tap a card to reveal the answer. In the game every question comes with four choices, a timer and a place on the live leaderboard.
Question 1 / 3
Question 2 / 3
Question 3 / 3
Game formats
Mix formats in one evening — say, a quiz to warm up and a survey-board showdown for the finale.
Two teams guess the most popular survey answers. Guests' phones work as buzzers for the face-off.
The question on the TV, four coloured answers on every phone and a leaderboard after each round.
If your parent's first cousin has a child, what is that child to you?
Topics and point values on a big board — a team picks a tile and the first to buzz gets to answer.
Ready-made packs
Start the game from a pack, then add your own questions to it. Party Pass unlocks every ready-made pack.
18 mixed questions in three rounds: science and nature, geography, and anything goes. A classic pub quiz evening.
18 questions· Easy
Play this pack16 questions about classic films and TV shows, from Hitchcock to Game of Thrones. Great for movie buffs.
16 questions· Medium
Play this pack15 questions about the history, food and traditions of Thanksgiving. A fun way to fill the time before dinner.
15 questions· Easy
Play this pack16 festive questions about Christmas films, carols, traditions and treats. Perfect for family gatherings and office holiday parties.
14 questions· Easy
Play this packReady survey questions with points — tweak them for your crowd.
FAQ
Yes. They tap one of four big buttons. You set the answer time for the game (10 to 120 seconds) and can switch off the speed bonus, so careful thinkers are not punished.
Yes. The survey board game pits two teams against each other on the most popular answers, and guests' phones work as buzzers for the face-off. Starter boards are ready to edit.
Yes. Share the room screen in your video call and send the game code — everyone answers on their own phone, wherever they are.
Up to 16 players on the free plan — enough for most family lunches. For a big reunion, Party Pass ($19.99 one-off, 72 hours) removes the limit.
No. Guests scan the QR code on the screen, or enter the game code at crowdshow.io/play, and play in their phone browser. No download, no account.
Start free
Up to 3 games and 16 players without paying or a card. For a bigger party, Party Pass is $19.99 once — no subscription.