Two teams. One board. Think like the room.
Gather two teams for a hosted party game about finding the responses on the board. Nominate a player from each side, face off on phones, and decide whether to play or pass.
From faceoff to a possible steal
The host nominates one player from each team for the faceoff. Once buzzing opens, the first accepted eligible buzz gets a spoken response. A stronger ranked response wins control and the choice to play or pass.
The active team tries to uncover the remaining responses. Three strikes give the opposing team one chance to steal. The host matches spoken responses to the board and awards the round bank. Play three rounds, with double points in the third.
Know where the rankings come from
Built-in packs use original house-ranked responses. They are party-game rankings, not claims that a real group of people was surveyed. The game labels this clearly.
For custom content, hosts can choose house rankings or an actual collected survey. Actual-survey packs require the number of respondents, collection date, and a nonpersonal source label. That host-supplied provenance appears during play.
Make the board about your people
Try Christmas Morning, Christmas Gathering, Holiday Hosting, or Family Gathering. Private packs can feature your reunion traditions, favorite foods, or a birthday theme.
Upload a CSV or enter three questions manually, each with five distinct ranked responses. Put them in descending point order, totaling 100 per round. Preview the complete pack before you save it.
Questions before game night?
How many teams play?
Survey Showdown uses two teams, with at least one player on each team and an independent host.
Can I upload real survey results?
Yes. Supply ranked responses and points, plus respondent count, collection date, and source. The host is responsible for accurate provenance and permission to use the content.
Are built-in rankings actual survey results?
No. Built-in packs are labeled original house rankings.