Games resources

• One Word Only

  

  $7.00

  One prompt. One word each. Can you match your partner? Includes 10 scored rounds, a practice, a tiebreaker, manual slides, and a six-minute timed video.

• Monkey Feet

  

  $7.00

  Stay seated and race to move beanbags between baskets using only your feet. Each player has 45 seconds to score as many points as possible.

• Loot Check

  

  $7.00

  Study the loot, spot what disappeared, and write your answer before time runs out. Play with 54 slides or a ready-to-play 6:05 video.

• Flip the Script

  

  $7.00

  Decode backward movie quotes and name the film in 25 seconds. Eleven rounds put your group’s movie memory to the test.

• One Way Out

  

  $7.00

  Three exits. Five seconds. Ten progressively harder mazes. Includes a four-minute timed video, 26 images and host notes.

• Would You Rather - Halloween Candy Edition

  

  $7.00

  Pick a side in 10 Halloween candy matchups. An easy discussion game with no wrong answers and no food required.

• Trick or Tweet

  

  $7.00

  Real tweet or made-up joke? Students have 15 seconds to spot the difference across 10 laugh-filled rounds.

• Defend That Take

  

  $7.00

  Can you make a ridiculous opinion sound completely reasonable? Two players get 15 seconds each to defend opposite sides of six funny takes, and the room votes for the better argument. Play the complete seven-minute video with on-screen countdowns, or use the included manual slides.

• Catch Phrase - Disney Movie Edition

  

  $7.00

  You know the line—but can you name the movie? Catch Phrase - Disney Movie Edition challenges students to match ten familiar Disney and Pixar catchphrases to their films. Play individually or in teams, write down each guess, and reveal the answers to see whose movie memory wins.

• Bible Translator Vol. 2

  

  $7.00

  Can your students recognize a familiar Bible verse in Hawaiʻi Pidgin? Bible Translator Vol. 2 challenges them to work out the meaning, then name the chapter and verse for bonus points. Reveal the comparison text and reference after each guess.

• Acronym and M's

  

  $7.00

  An acronym flashes on screen. Students race to spell it out in M&M's on the table, then correctly say what it stands for. Acronym and M's turns a bowl of candy into a fast stage game for your youth group.

• Celebrity Chins Vol. 2

  

  $7.00

  Dwayne Johnson and Zac Efron are recognizable faces—but a chin gives students much less to work with. Celebrity Chins Vol. 2 supplies another set of cropped celebrity pictures. Name the person behind each jawline and build the highest total of correct guesses.

• Trivia - Pumpkin Spice Edition

  

  $7.00

  Pumpkin spice gets its own quiz in Trivia - Pumpkin Spice Edition. Students answer questions about the fall drink, from its initials to the coffee culture around it. Individuals or teams compare answers with the reveals and try to finish with the most correct.

• Crunchy Leaves

  

  $7.00

  Paper cups become fall leaves, and keeping your balance becomes part of the competition. Crunchy Leaves challenges students to crush as many upside-down cups as possible while standing on one leg. Losing balance costs a point, so a wild stomp can undo good progress.

• AI Spy - Fall Edition

  

  $7.00

  Fall gets a strange new look when AI supplies the pictures. AI Spy - Fall Edition challenges students to identify seasonal items from visual clues, with answers such as scarecrow and pumpkin pie. Study the scene and work out what the image represents.

• Bible Blender Vol. 2

  

  $7.00

  The words are familiar, but their order is another story. Bible Blender Vol. 2 is a Bible verse unscramble game for youth groups. Students put mixed-up verses back together, say the verse correctly, and check their answer against the reveal.

• Are You Smarter Than A 1st Grader?

  

  $7.00

  Elementary questions can still make older students pause. Are You Smarter Than A 1st Grader? turns familiar school subjects into a screen quiz, from rounding numbers to naming animals. Let students try the questions before showing how much they remembered.

• TL;DR – Bible Edition

  

  $7.00

  Bible stories sound a little different when most of the details disappear. TL;DR – Bible Edition reduces familiar accounts to tiny summaries and asks students to identify the story. Show the short clue, hear their guesses, and reveal the biblical event behind the understatement.

• One Star Reviews – Back to School Edition

  

  $7.00

  School supplies have critics too. One Star Reviews – Back to School Edition turns complaints about classroom necessities into clues, asking students to name the product that disappointed its reviewer. The object might be ordinary; working it out from a grumpy description is the challenge.

• Gender Joust

  

  $7.00

  Basketball stars and makeup tools share the spotlight in Gender Joust. Students split into girls and guys, then send representatives to answer questions aimed at the other team's interests. Each prompt puts a different kind of everyday knowledge on display.

• Crowd Control Charades - Back To School Edition

  

  $5.00

  A school-day action appears behind the contestant, but they have to discover it by following spoken directions. Crowd Control Charades - Back To School Edition combines acting with guessing. Words guide the performance, and the first contestant to identify the action earns the point.

• Double Dare

  

  $7.00

  Taking the dare earns one point; passing gives the other team a shot at two. Double Dare puts that decision on screen with challenges ranging from physical actions to Bible knowledge. Teams weigh the task in front of them against the points at stake.

• Bible Translator Vol. 1

  

  $7.00

  A familiar Bible verse can sound different in Hawaiʻi Pidgin. Bible Translator Vol. 1 asks students to recognize the verse behind the wording and express it in familiar terms. Naming the chapter and verse adds a bonus challenge for Scripture-savvy players.

• Discernment - Bible Story Edition

  

  $7.00

  A jumble of ordinary sounds can hide an extraordinary Bible story. Discernment - Bible Story Edition gives students nonsense phrases to read aloud and decode. Try different speeds, listen for the connection, and identify the Scripture story hiding in what sounded like babble.

• Emoji Gospel

  

  $7.00

  A Bible story becomes a string of emojis, and your students bring it to life. Emoji Gospel gives teams sixty seconds to decode the pictures, choose actors, and perform the story for others to guess. The answer reveal reconnects the performance with Scripture.