Snap Finger Click’s take on Family Feud scales up and down very well, and you can play it solo or which a whole group of people, either online or offline. This is a big plus, because too many trivia games lose their appeal on account of questions that where the subject matter doesn’t ring a bell at all and you simply don’t care about the answers. That means you’re less likely to be stumped by questions on UK history or politics if you’re living in the US, and vice versa. So if a question is to “Name a popular videogame character”, you’d probably score points with Mario, Sonic and Donkey Kong but you could lose your turn if you go with Unravel’s Yarni.Īt this point, it’s worth pointing out that there are several version of this game out there, all localized to their respective markets.

If you’re not familiar with the format – Family Feud pits two teams (often family members, but this isn’t a requirement) against each other in a guessing game where you try to figure out what the most popular answers were to a survey question posed to the audience. Having previously enjoyed success with It’s Quiz Time and comprised of people who originally worked on the Buzz franchise, they’ve recently embraced streaming platforms as a part of their game experience, so a lot of ingredients were in place to make a better adaptation of Family Feud than ever before. We had hope for this new iteration though, as it was recently announced that that Snap Finger Click was the developer behind the game. Those previous attempts were never very good though, often because of a combination of poor production values and a lack of interaction between players, teams and the audience – elements that are the very foundations for the success of the TV show. The TV show format for Family Feud has been around for as long as I can remember, and this isn’t the first time it’s been turned into a videogame either. Does it provide family-friendly fun that everyone can enjoy? Out on all major consoles, we playtested the PlayStation 4 version to find out. Ubisoft’s latest take on Family Feud is out now, just before the holidays.

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