Family Feud Maker
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Family Reunion Family Feud — Every Branch of the Family on One Board

Smiths vs. Johnsons vs. Millers. Set up a team for each branch, put the board on a TV or projector, and let three generations battle it out.

Team per family branch
Questions for all ages
Works outdoors on a TV
Free to start

Why Choose Our Platform?

Up to 24 Teams

Pro lets every branch of the family field its own team, not just two sides.

Family-History Questions

Add rounds about grandma's cooking, the family road trip, or who always shows up late.

Grandparent-Friendly Joining

Scan a QR code and tap. Or skip phones entirely with Solo Host Mode.

Big-Screen Board

Put the audience view on a TV, projector, or laptop so the whole yard can see.

Save It for Next Year

Your game stays in your account. Edit it and bring it back to the next reunion.

Remote Relatives Too

Cousins who couldn't travel can join the same game from home.

How It Works

1

Create Your Game

Add your own questions and answers in our easy builder. No technical skills needed.

2

Share with Players

Send a QR code or room link so players can join from any device instantly.

3

Host & Play Live

Control the game board while players buzz in from their phones in real time.

4

Celebrate Winners

Scores update automatically. Celebrate your champions on the leaderboard!

How to set up teams at a reunion

  • By branch: the classic option. Great rivalry, but check team sizes are roughly even.
  • By generation: grandparents vs. parents vs. kids. Loud and funny.
  • Mixed tables: every team gets a range of ages. Best for fairness.

Add one custom round about your own family. "Name something Grandpa always says" will get the biggest laugh of the day. Build your reunion game.

Sample family reunion questions

Name something you always find at a family reunion.

  1. Potato salad
  2. Name tags
  3. Group photo
  4. Grill
  5. Old stories

Name a game people play at a family picnic.

  1. Cornhole
  2. Horseshoes
  3. Card games
  4. Volleyball
  5. Tag

Name something a grandparent always asks you.

  1. Are you eating enough
  2. How's school or work
  3. Are you dating anyone
  4. When are you visiting
  5. Do you need anything

Name a food someone always brings to a family gathering.

  1. Deviled eggs
  2. Mac and cheese
  3. Casserole
  4. Pie
  5. Baked beans

Name something that gets lost at a family reunion.

  1. Kids
  2. Sunglasses
  3. Car keys
  4. Phone
  5. Dish lids

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