Name a fruit that is red.
Board total: 0
Host: read the question, tap an answer to reveal it, add a strike on a miss, then award the board to a team.
How to play Family Feud
- 1Split into two teams. One person acts as host and reads the survey question aloud.
- 2Teams take turns guessing what they think the most popular answers are.
- 3When a guess matches a hidden answer, the host taps it to reveal it and add its points to the board.
- 4A wrong guess earns a strike. Three strikes and the other team gets one chance to steal the whole board.
- 5The host awards the board total to the winning team, then moves on to the next question.
- 6Play through all the questions - the team with the highest score at the end wins.
This is a family-feud-style survey game where two teams compete to name the most popular answers to everyday questions. The higher an answer ranked in the 'survey', the more points it's worth. It's a brilliant, high-energy game for family gatherings and a favourite classroom review format - swap in your own questions verbally and let teams guess the answers.
Frequently asked questions
How do you play Family Feud?＋
Two teams try to guess the most popular answers to a survey question. Revealing answers scores points; three wrong guesses (strikes) lets the other team try to steal the board. Highest total score wins.
How many players do I need?＋
At least two teams of one or more players each, plus ideally someone to act as host and control the board. It scales well to a whole classroom or big family.
What's a 'steal'?＋
After a team gets three strikes, the opposing team gets a single guess. If they name any remaining answer, they steal all the points currently on the board.
Can I use my own questions?＋
Yes - the built-in questions get you started, but the host can read out any survey-style question and use the board to reveal and score answers.