Buzzers you can trust
Buzzers open when you say so, and the game times every press. Whoever was first by a few hundredths of a second gets to answer.
Put a board on the TV, open the buzzers, and the first phone to press gets to answer. You judge, the scores add up, and nobody needs an app or an account.
Every game runs the same way: the TV shows it, and the phones play it.
Open LiveGameShow on a TV, a laptop or a projector, and pick a board. The screen shows a six-digit code and a QR code.
Everyone scans the QR or types the code at FreeLiveGameShow.com, and their phone becomes a buzzer.
You open the buzzers, the first phone answers, and the board keeps the score.
Buzzers open when you say so, and the game times every press. Whoever was first by a few hundredths of a second gets to answer.
Type a category, then a question and answer per line. Office trivia, a family reunion, a classroom review: it's on the TV right away.
You say right or wrong, and the scores update on the TV. Split the room into teams or let everyone play alone.
Christmas Movies, 100: In "Home Alone," what is the name of the boy whose family leaves him behind? Answer: Kevin McCallisterChristmas trivia25 questions and answers Quiz board
Science, 100: Which planet is known as the Red Planet? Answer: MarsGeneral knowledge trivia25 questions and answers Quiz board
Weird Animals, 100: Which lizard is famous for changing color to blend in? Answer: The chameleonFun trivia25 questions and answers Quiz board Free account
Language Arts, 100: What part of speech describes a noun? Answer: An adjectiveClassroom review game25 questions and answers Quiz board Free account
Famous Lines, 100: "May the Force be with you" comes from which film series? Answer: Star WarsMovie trivia25 questions and answers Quiz board Free account
Office Supplies, 100: What bent piece of wire holds sheets of paper together? Answer: A paper clipOffice trivia25 questions and answers
Buzzers open when you say so. A phone that presses before they open sits out for half a second, so nobody wins by mashing the button.
Split the room into two, three or four teams before you start, or let everyone play alone. The scores show on the TV after every question.
Ask the room a survey question like the one on the TV show. Everyone answers on their phone, and the board reveals the room's own top answers. Survey rounds come with the Game Night Pass.
Yes. Any public board plays free with phone buzzers, and nobody signs up.
Yes. A free account builds and saves up to 3 boards.
The host. The host's phone shows the answer and has Right and Wrong buttons.
Pick a board, share the code, and open the buzzers. Your first question can be on the TV in a minute.