Family Feud-style survey party games for PowerPoint. Original games by Aimee Studio, not affiliated with or endorsed by Family Feud, its producers or its owners.

Buyer guide · Survey-style trivia

Feud-style PowerPoint games for every crowd

Aimee Studio makes 11 survey-style feud games for the PowerPoint desktop app, each with 50 rounds, click-to-reveal answers, strikes and automatic scoring, at $14.99 each. There are editions for Christmas, Thanksgiving, Halloween, birthdays, baby showers, classrooms, churches, offices, Zoom teams and senior centers. Two teams of any size can play on a TV or projector.

Updated October 31, 2026 · 11 games · Facts from each game's Etsy listing

Quick picks

By occasion

Christmas party game on the TV

Christmas Friendly Feud (8 to grandparents, any number, two teams, $14.99): 50 Christmas survey rounds for a family gathering or holiday party, played in two teams on one screen.

Office holiday party game

Office Fall Feud (coworkers, 4–40+ players, $14.99) has workplace-friendly questions. For a remote team, Virtual Fall Feud for Zoom (remote coworkers, 4–40+ players, $14.99) runs over screen share. For a December party with a Christmas theme, Christmas Friendly Feud is the Christmas edition.

Thanksgiving or Friendsgiving after dinner

Thanksgiving Friendly Feud (families, kids to grandparents, 2 teams, any number of players, $14.99) and Fall Friendly Feud (kids to grandparents, 2–20+ in two teams, $14.99). One person runs the laptop; everyone else plays in two teams from the couch.

Church or youth group

Church Fellowship Feud (kids to grandparents, 4–100+ players, $14.99) keeps every question church-friendly.

Classroom game

Fall Feud for Kids (ages 6–11, a class of 30 or a small group, $14.99) is written for elementary classes; the teacher runs it on the classroom projector.

Senior center or assisted living

Senior Fall Feud (senior centers and assisted living, 2–30+ players, $14.99).

Birthday or baby shower

Birthday Friendly Feud (kids, teens and adults, 4–60+ guests, $14.99) and Baby Shower Friendly Feud (coed showers, 4–60+ guests, $14.99).

All 11 compared

GameTypeAgesPlayersTimeClues / roundsPrice
Fall Friendly FeudFeud game (PowerPoint)Kids to grandparents2–20+ in two teams—50 rounds$14.99
Christmas Friendly FeudFeud game (PowerPoint)8 to grandparentsAny number, two teams—50 rounds$14.99
Halloween Friendly FeudFeud game (PowerPoint)Kids, teens and adultsTwo teams of any size—50 rounds$14.99
Thanksgiving Friendly FeudFeud game (PowerPoint)Families, kids to grandparents2 teams, any number of players—50 rounds$14.99
Birthday Friendly FeudFeud game (PowerPoint)Kids, teens and adults4–60+ guests—50 rounds$14.99
Baby Shower Friendly FeudFeud game (PowerPoint)Coed showers4–60+ guests—50 rounds$14.99
Fall Feud for KidsFeud game (PowerPoint)Ages 6–11A class of 30 or a small group—50 rounds$14.99
Church Fellowship FeudFeud game (PowerPoint)Kids to grandparents4–100+ players—50 rounds$14.99
Office Fall FeudFeud game (PowerPoint)Coworkers4–40+ players—50 rounds$14.99
Virtual Fall Feud for ZoomFeud game (PowerPoint)Remote coworkers4–40+ players—50 rounds$14.99
Senior Fall FeudFeud game (PowerPoint)Senior centers and assisted living2–30+ players—50 rounds$14.99

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How to choose

Your crowd
Pick the edition written for your group: family editions keep questions all-ages, office and church editions stay workplace- and church-friendly, the classroom edition is for ages 6 to 11.
Computer
Feud games run in the Microsoft PowerPoint desktop app on a Mac or Windows computer (macros on), shown on a TV or projector. They do not run in Google Slides, Keynote, PowerPoint Online, phones, tablets or Chromebooks.
Group size
Any number of players split into two teams. One person runs the laptop and reads the questions.
Test first
Open the file a day before with macros enabled, and click through one round on the TV you'll use.

In each game

  • Fall Friendly Feud (Thanksgiving, Kids to grandparents): Fifty rounds of fall and Thanksgiving survey trivia.
  • Christmas Friendly Feud (Christmas, ages 8 to grandparents): Fifty Christmas rounds for kids and grandparents alike.
  • Halloween Friendly Feud (Halloween, Kids, teens and adults): Spooky, not scary: candy, costumes and monsters for family, class and office Halloween parties.
  • Thanksgiving Friendly Feud (Thanksgiving, Families, kids to grandparents): Turkey, pie and the kids table: a family game show for between dinner and dessert. Includes a printable edition.
  • Birthday Friendly Feud (Birthday, Kids, teens and adults): A fall-themed birthday game show with twelve rounds about the birthday star. Plays in person or on Zoom.
  • Baby Shower Friendly Feud (Baby shower, Coed showers): A fall game show every shower guest can play, with twelve rounds for the parents-to-be. Shower-safe questions.
  • Fall Feud for Kids (Classroom, ages 6–11): Kid-friendly fall rounds for the smartboard; non-readers play while the teacher reads aloud.
  • Church Fellowship Feud (Church, Kids to grandparents): Fall and Thanksgiving fun plus a dozen church-life rounds. A party game, not a Bible quiz.
  • Office Fall Feud (Office, Coworkers): HR-safe icebreaker rounds for a Thanksgiving office party, in the room or on Zoom.
  • Virtual Fall Feud for Zoom (Remote teams, Remote coworkers): The office edition set up for Zoom or Teams: share the window with sound, take answers in chat.
  • Senior Fall Feud (Seniors, Senior centers and assisted living): Reminiscence rounds about fall as residents remember it, with tips for hard-of-hearing and low-vision players.

Questions

What is a feud-style game?

A feud-style game is a survey party game: two teams guess the most popular answers to questions like “Name something you eat at Thanksgiving.” Correct answers reveal on the board and score points; three wrong guesses give the other team a chance to steal.

Does it keep score automatically?

Yes. Clicking an answer reveals it and adds its points to the round; strikes and the steal are built in.

Will it work in Google Slides or Keynote?

No. Feud games run in the Microsoft PowerPoint desktop app on a Mac or Windows computer (macros on), shown on a TV or projector. They do not run in Google Slides, Keynote, PowerPoint Online, phones, tablets or Chromebooks.

Is this the official Family Feud game?

These are original survey-style games. They are not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the Family Feud TV show or its owners.

How many rounds are there?

50 rounds per edition, enough for one long game night or several shorter games.

These are original survey-style games. They are not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the Family Feud TV show or its owners.