$5.00
Find a crew, match its size, and act before the reveal. Crew Clash shows three group activities, then eliminates one choice after students have committed. Survivors form new crews for the next challenge, trying to stay among the last students standing.
$6.00
That lyric has been stuck in your head, but can you name the song? Name That Tune - TIKTOK Edition puts familiar lines on screen for students to identify. Make the connection before the reveal supplies the title, artist, and face behind the track.
$7.00
Good-sounding advice and biblical wisdom are not always the same thing. Proverb or Problem challenges students to decide whether a saying comes from the book of Proverbs or belongs in the other pile. Read it carefully, make the call, and check what the reveal says.
$6.00
The eating happens in the records; your students do the guessing. Joey Chestnut or Not asks whether a food feat belongs to the famous competitive eater, then adds a second challenge: estimate the quantity eaten closely enough to grab the bonus point.
$7.00
Put your instincts to the test with 11 rounds of higher-or-lower trivia. In Over Under Vol. 2, every question comes with a number. Players have 10 seconds to choose OVER or UNDER, and every correct call earns a point. Everyone stays in until the final reveal.
$7.00
Some Bible details are easier to overlook than the big stories. Trivia - Really Weird Bible Edition asks students about unusual moments and surprising details from Scripture. Play with contestants or teams, reveal each answer, and see who remembers the less familiar parts.
$5.00
A celebrity name is your clue, and the room becomes a map. Coordinates Unknown asks students to choose which U.S. region a famous person comes from. Move to the matching corner and hope your pop-culture geography keeps you in the game.
$7.00
You know the famous face—but would you recognize the younger version? All Grown Up shows celebrities before they became widely known and asks students to name them. Familiar stars become a fresh picture challenge when the photo comes from an earlier chapter.
$7.00
Old gadgets and familiar songs get another turn in the spotlight. Millennial Throwback sends representatives from two teams to the buzzers for a nostalgia contest, combining pop culture questions with finish-the-lyrics challenges. Buzz first, answer well, and watch for a chance to steal.
$7.00
Bible Blender Vol. 1 is a Bible verse unscramble game for youth groups. The words are there, but the order is a mess. Put a scrambled verse on the screen and let students race to say it correctly before you reveal the answer.
$7.00
An empty beach ball becomes the starting line in Beach Ball Blow Up. Individuals or teams compete to inflate their beach balls before the competition finishes. The task is easy to explain, and the download supplies the on-screen graphics for introducing it.
$7.00
Could that object survive a trip onto the bathroom scale? Snap the Scale gives students a 400-pound cutoff and asks them to choose a side. They move left for a scale-snapping weight or right for safe, then check the game's answer.
$7.00
A summer purchase went badly, and the complaint is your only clue. One Star Reviews - Summer Edition asks students to identify seasonal products from their unhappy reviews. Read the criticism, imagine the object, and find out whether the reveal matches your best guess.
$5.00
A Disney movie can sound very different when someone leaves out all the helpful details. Poorly Explained Movies - House of Mouse Edition gives students deliberately awkward plot summaries to decode. Spot the familiar story hiding underneath and race to name the film first.
$7.00
An apple and a sponge can make a room choose sides. Sink or Swim asks students to predict whether the item on screen will sink or float, then move to show their answer. The reveal settles each prediction without setting up a water tank.
$5.00
An alligator falcon faces a porcupine bear, and someone has to make the case for each one. Who Would Win gives contestants imaginary creature matchups to debate. After both sides argue their creature's strengths, the audience moves to vote for the more convincing case.
$5.00
You know plenty of songs until someone gives you five seconds to find one. Rapid Riffs puts a word on screen and challenges contestants to sing lyrics containing it, passing the pressure to the next player. Repeat a song or draw a blank and you’re out.
$7.00
The eyes and hairstyle are gone; all you get is the chin. Celebrity Chins Vol. 1 turns famous faces into a tightly cropped recognition challenge. Students inspect each lower-face clue and name the celebrity before the answer puts a name to the jawline.
$7.00
A finger becomes a lightsaber, and a knee becomes the target. Jedi Master sends students into partner duels with thumbs locked and index fingers extended. Win your duel, find your next opponent, and see who can stay in long enough to claim the title.
$5.00
The tune is familiar; the lyrics are strictly off limits. Hmm & Hmm - Sing-A-Long puts contestants in front of a humming crowd, trying to identify the song everyone else can see. Your audience becomes the soundtrack, one wordless melody at a time.
$7.00
Sigh, moan, peat, her: read it again and a Bible name begins to emerge. Discernment - Bible Character Edition hides familiar people from Scripture inside nonsense phrases. Students say the clues aloud, changing their pace until the sounds turn into a recognizable name.
$7.00
Peeps take center stage in Stuffed: Peeps Edition, a contestant eating challenge built around a package of the marshmallow candy. The supplied rules make finishing the package the objective, while the audience watches to see who completes the challenge first.
$5.00
A worm flying a hot air balloon over a volcano is easy to see and much harder to act out. Scene Unseen puts contestants in front of a hidden picture while their teams perform the scene and help them guess its capitalized keywords.
$7.00
Spring arrives with butterflies, iced tea, and pictures only AI could dream up. AI Spy - Spring Edition gives students seasonal images to decode. Look beyond the odd details, name the spring-related item, and compare the guess with the intended answer.
$5.00
Two answers. One chance to stay in. 50/50 Youth Ministry Game challenges students to survive ten questions without a wrong choice while the prize bucket grows. Each decision puts their run on the line, right through the final question.