A game is created using the “Create my game” tab on our website. Questions can be selected from a database, or customized (For example in a family setting “How many years are Zaidy and Bubby married for”, in a corporate setting “Who’s desk is always covered in sticky notes”, in a school setting “What’s the most common late excuse note” etc.)

  Yes, the game also allows for media (Pictures or video) to be entered before and after each question (or as a custom background).

 This is particularly useful in a family setting, where we recommend going through a photo album, finding a great photo or video, and thinking of a question to go with it (“At which event was this photo taken…”, “Who was wearing a yellow tie” Etc.).

Other options include puzzles (players guess what a scrambled photo is before the timer ends); and raffles (the system would at random choose a pre-determined number of players).

Once you’ve finished creating your game, a kit with a receiver (to plug into your PC), light-up clickers, and the program will be sent to you. You will need to provide your own computer (Windows only), projector or screen, and speakers, or you can rent them from Funclick for an additional charge.

During the game, each player will have a light-up clicker and will be prompted to choose from the list of answers, using the button on the remote that corresponds to the correct answer. The question will remain on the screen for a predetermined amount of time. Once the timer has ended, each player’s remote will light up green for a correct answer, red for incorrect, and white if the player didn’t answer. If the question was a poll each question (for example “Which is your favorite Yom-tov”), the remotes will change colors to whatever color corresponds to the answer they selected, and a graph will appear on the screen showing the percentage of votes each answer got.

The game will track the accuracy and speed of each player (and of each team if the “Team Vs. Team” option was selected) and will show the top winners (and each player’s score) at the end of the game.