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The Big Virtual Game Show

Virtual Experience

Virtual Experiences

Five interactive rounds
Professional game’s master
Takes place via Zoom

Live scoreboard
Competitive activity
Bond with your colleagues

Overview
Reviews

What's involved

Let the games begin in this fun and interactive Big Virtual Game Show! Inspired by popular games shows from the 80s, 90s and 2000s, you and your colleagues will get the chance to go head-to-head and test your skills from the comfort of your own homes.

You’ll be greeted via Zoom by a professional game’s master who’ll run through the rules before randomly splitting you into two separate teams.

There will five unique rounds designed to make you feel nostalgic and wake up those competitive spirits.

To start, Who Wants to be a Team Captain? will determine your team captains. The Conveyor Belt will test your memory as you’ll have to remember what items spun round on the screen. Our Survey Says will need you to guess the most popular answers to a series of questions. Picture This will be a simple drawing game with hilarious results. And, finally, Blinko will give you and your team to win big points on the virtual ball-drop machine!

If you think your workmates have what it takes, don’t hesitate to book today!

Important information

You’ll each need to download the Speedquizzing Live app onto your smartphones. This experience is only available via the Zoom video platform. Price per person is based on a minimum group size of ten participants paying, smaller groups than ten can participate with a fixed fee of £450 + VAT The first five minutes of the event will be for set up so that we can make sure all players have the app working and are ready for the event to start. The Virtual Game Show will last for approximately 60-70 minutes depending on your group size.

Reviews

It was a fun game for the Team, we really appreciated that the games didn't require any prior knowledge and so everybody could participate. It was good that we also were prompted to play. We think however that the value and price are not quite in balance, the tasks were simple and the activity was quite short.

Alexandra