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Half Off strips a word down to half its letters and puts what's left on the screen. P _ M _ K _ N. W _ R _ W _ L _. Your brain either fills the gaps instantly or stares at a row of blanks like it's a different language. The category up top keeps it fair, and the words get longer as the game goes, so by the last round students are staring at ten blanks and trying to sound out something that barely looks like English. It's a spelling bee run in reverse

Put your athlete knowledge to the test in WHO DAT? Each question will reveal a pixelated image of a famous athlete, and players must race to figure out who’s hiding behind the pixels. Be the first to correctly identify the athlete to earn the point! From legendary sports icons to today’s biggest stars, how quickly can you recognize them when the picture isn’t so clear?

Think you know your famous quotes? In WHO SAID THAT?, players will be shown a quote from a famous person or fictional character. Your job is simple: be the first to correctly identify who said it to earn the point! From historical figures and celebrities to athletes and iconic movie characters, you never know who might be behind the next quote!

How good is your sense of timing? In FIRST!, players will be shown two events, inventions, movies, pop-culture moments, or historical milestones and must decide which one happened first. Hold up a 1 or 2 to lock in your answer before the reveal. Choose correctly to earn the point — and don’t let two surprisingly close dates fool you!

Group Em is the fast-paced party game where players try to match animals with their wildly weird collective names. From a murder of crows to a flamboyance of flamingos, you’ll laugh, guess, and compete to see who knows the strangest group names in the animal kingdom!

In Lock It In, teams race to claim answers before anyone else! For each question, the first team to select an answer locks it in, meaning no other team can choose that same answer. Choose quickly, think strategically, and make sure you lock in the correct answer before another team beats you to it!

Think you can handle the heat? In Coming in Hot, players will face a series of heat and temperature-themed trivia questions covering everything from scorching planets and spicy foods to science, weather, and animals. For each question, hold up a 1, 2, or 3 to lock in your answer. Get it right to earn the point, and see who can stay hot all the way to the end.

Generic Halloween Costume is the game where every costume on screen is one lawyer away from a lawsuit. Halloween stores can't sell characters they don't own, so they slap a vague name on the bag and hope nobody notices. "Absorbent Yellow Sea Dweller." "Pinstriped Freelance Bio-Exorcist." "Sparkling Vegetarian Vampire." Your students have to figure out who each one is actually ripping off. Some land instantly and the room erupts. Others sit there while ten kids yell Dracula at a guy covered in glitter. The fun is watching a group get completely stuck on something obvious, then watching one kid who has seen way too many movies clean up three rounds in a row. Ten rounds, no props, nothing to print. Just put it on the screen and let them argue about whether a sponge counts as a sea dweller.

The Lesser of Two Cringes: Back to School Edition is the impossible-choice game that captures everything embarrassing about a new school year — and makes you pick your poison. Each round, two painfully awkward school scenarios hit the screen: call your teacher "Mom" in front of everyone, or trip carrying a full lunch tray across the cafeteria? There are no good options here — only survivable ones. Players have to commit to the situation they'd rather live through, defend their choice, and watch the room split over which nightmare is worse. It's hilarious, it's relatable, and it'll have everyone reliving their most embarrassing school moments — may the least-cringe choice win!

Tick Tock is a suspense-filled stage game that turns a simple countdown into a battle of internal timing. A few blindfolded contestants take the stage, each one told exactly how long their clock will run. When the timer starts, they count the seconds in their heads and try to stand up the moment they believe time is almost gone, without letting it hit zero first. As the seconds tick away, confidence gets tested and the tension builds with every passing moment. It's simple, nerve-wracking to watch, and full of surprising moments.

Hum That Tune is a chaotic, crowd-powered game that turns the whole room into one big off-key choir. A popular song appears on the screen, but only the crowd can see it, and their job is to hum that tune as loud as they possibly can. Up front, a few contestants are left guessing, straining to recognize the song through a wall of enthusiastic humming. As the rounds go on, the tunes get trickier and the room gets louder. It's simple, hilarious, and full of surprising moments that work for groups of any size.

Fortune or Proverbs is a quick-thinking elimination game that puts students' spiritual instincts to the test. A single line of wisdom appears on screen, and players have to decide where it came from: a fortune cookie or the book of Proverbs. Some lines are obvious, but plenty of them blur the line just enough to make everyone second-guess. As the rounds go on, confidence gets tested, the room slowly shrinks, and only the correct guesses stay standing. It's simple, engaging, and full of surprising moments that spark great conversation about real wisdom.

Bite or Flight is a fast-moving elimination game that tests how well students really know the animal kingdom. Each round shows an animal on the screen along with something it might eat, and players have to make the call: would this animal actually take a bite, or not? They commit by running left for "Bite" or right for "Flight," locking in their answer before the truth is revealed. Some pairings are obvious and others are wonderfully deceiving, so as the rounds go on, confidence gets tested and the room quickly shrinks. It's simple, engaging, and full of surprising moments.

AI Glitch is a fast-thinking trivia game built around one simple truth: artificial intelligence sounds confident even when it's completely wrong. Each round puts an AI-generated description of a famous movie up on the screen, and it's mostly accurate except for one sneaky mistake buried somewhere inside. Students have to read fast, trust their movie knowledge, and be the first to call out exactly what the AI got wrong. As the rounds go on, the glitches get trickier and confidence gets tested. It's simple, engaging, and full of surprising moments that reward quick eyes and sharp memories.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5! is a fast-paced head-to-head challenge that tests players’ knowledge, memory, and ability to think under pressure. Two players face off while categories get increasingly more difficult, forcing them to name more and more answers without repeating anything or freezing up. What starts simple quickly becomes intense as the pressure builds and the list gets harder to complete. It’s rapid-fire, competitive, and full of clutch moments and total meltdowns.

You know all those nursery rhymes it seems like everyone grew up with? How quickly can your students spot which is which from an image onscreen? It’s a race to find out! From runaway dishes and spoons, to monkeys jumping on beds and spiders climbing water spouts, every image is packed with clues that will test your memory and your observation skills. Who will spot the rhyme before everyone else?

Think you know your rocks? Think again. Every question is connected to "rock" somehow... but almost none of them are about actual rocks. From famous wrestlers and movie heroes to rock bands, stones, and more, see if you can connect the clues and prove you're ready to rock!

What’s the matter… chicken? When it comes to all things nuggets, have students pick a side in this fun mixer, then give one person on each side 30 seconds to convince the room what side they “ought” to be on!

We’ve been told our whole lives to not skip our veggies, but how well have we paid attention to all the options? Find out as you have players or teams outguess which vegetable is being described! 

Who will be the quickest in your group to name some obvious (and not so obvious) famous people or jobs? Compete as individuals or as a team through this fun face-off challenge!

What places have your group seen in person or learned about from afar? This game will pull it out of them as they compete one-on-one or as a whole group! 

Odd One Out: Bible Edition is a trivia game where each question features four bible facts—but there's a catch! Three facts are true and one is completely made up. Players must use their animal knowledge and detective skills to spot the fake fact before it's too late. Think carefully, trust your instincts, and find the odd one out!