Game night on the TV
Open the board on a TV or projector and run it from the keyboard, with a ding for right answers and a buzzer for strikes.
Describe your crowd and theme, and the Manus Family Feud maker writes survey questions with the top answers and points, then builds a board with strikes and scores. Play it on a TV, host it on Zoom or get slides.
Name something people do after Thanksgiving dinner
Pick a slot to reveal it, or add a strike for a wrong guess.
Try a sample round. The points are sample data. Your game gets its own questions, teams and look.
Manus builds the board as a web page with team scores, strikes and host controls. Open it on a TV, or share it on a video call.
From a single prompt about a family picnic:
Open the board on a TV or projector and run it from the keyboard, with a ding for right answers and a buzzer for strikes.
Share one browser tab in the call. Players see the board while you reveal answers, add strikes and switch teams.
Want a different game for the same crowd? Describe it to the AI game generator, or run a trivia night with the quiz game maker.
Ask for questions on any theme, with the top answers and points out of 100. Or paste real survey replies and get them counted.
Sample points: 100 of 100 people surveyed
Sample points: 100 of 100 people surveyed
Sample points: 100 of 100 people surveyed
Ask your guests the question first, then paste their replies. Answers that mean the same thing are grouped, counted and scaled to 100.
Get a full set for Thanksgiving, Christmas or a birthday, with answers that fit the ages in the room.
Keep it work-safe with questions about meetings, email and the break room, or add your team’s inside jokes.
Prefer slides? Get a deck with one slide for each reveal, plus a printable host sheet with every answer.
Click to the next slide to show the next answer. There are no animations to set up, so the deck plays the same in PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides.
Every question, answer and point value on one page, so the host can run the game from a sofa or a stage.
Want a different look? Build any deck with the AI presentation maker, start from slide templates for teachers, or make title art with the AI image generator.
Describe your crowd, check the questions, then play. Most games take one message and a few changes.
Say who is playing, how many teams and the theme, such as Thanksgiving dinner or a 7th grade review.
Manus writes survey-style questions with the top answers and points. Swap any you don’t like, or paste real survey replies.
Open the board on a TV or share it on a call. Ask for changes in the same chat, like a new round or bigger text.
A Family Feud maker helps you build your own version of the survey game show: the questions, the top answers with points, and a board that reveals them. With Manus, you describe your players and theme in plain words, and it builds a board you can play in a browser.
You can try it on a free Manus account. Each request uses credits, like any other task, and bigger requests, such as a five-round game with Fast Money and slides, use more.
Yes. Open the board in a browser on the host’s computer and share that window in the call. Ask for host controls, so you can reveal answers and add strikes from the keyboard while players only see the board.
Yes. Name the theme, the players and the number of rounds, and it writes survey-style questions with the top answers and points. The points are estimates, not results from a real survey.
Yes. Ask for a slide deck with one slide for each reveal, so it works without animations. Download it as a PowerPoint file, then open it in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides.
Yes. Ask for a Fast Money round with two players, five questions and a timer. It goes on the same board, with its own score and a 200-point target.
Collect answers with a form, then paste them in or attach the spreadsheet. Manus groups answers that mean the same thing, such as “lights” and “fairy lights,” counts them and turns the counts into points.
No. Family Feud is a trademark of Fremantle, and Manus isn’t affiliated with the show. The Family Feud maker helps you build your own survey game for a party, a classroom or the office.
Name your crowd and theme, and Manus writes the questions and builds the board.
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