Contestants “buzz in” to answer a question, usually using some form of lock out device on a podium. Adding video elements or different kinds of buzzers can vary the show.

Subjective game shows usually have multiple answers to a question. We ask the participant to guess answers in which there may be more than one correct answer or give opinions.

This usually involve having everyone play a game at their tables. They may use audience response keypads, cell phones, paper, or wireless lockout buttons.

Physical challenge and talent game shows usually require participants to perform a task—sometimes individually and sometimes in groups.

Risk / Reward game shows are based on games of chance. Most of them involve little knowledge and mostly guessing. They are great as promotional games, on their own, or as a final round to another game show.

Changing times require innovation to keep your audience engaged. We can present our various game shows via Zoom or other medium. Common game shows are Get Wired For This (using virtual keypads), Virtual Bingo (using virtual cards), Category Challenge, Horse Racing, Survey Says and more. .We can keep it simple or create a television studio with multiple cameras, a video director, and a set to make it more than just an emcee in front of a desktop computer. Using the same technology, we can help you broadcast any of your meetings, religious services, sports games, and more using full video production and virtual broadcasting.