THE MAIN EVENT COMPANY · ATLANTA & THE SOUTHEAST
Game Show Events
Buzzers, podiums, a host, and your guests at the center of the action.
Put your guests in the game.
Game Show Madness brings host-led participation to company events, team building, fundraisers, and private celebrations. Instead of watching entertainment from a distance, guests become contestants and teammates while a host guides the room.
The published setup includes contestant podiums, lock-out buzzers, microphones, screens, sound, and lighting. Discuss the format and production needs for your event before confirming what equipment and arrangements will be supplied.
Find your format.
Explore the published game show lineup, then ask which format best suits your audience and schedule.
Team Feud
Teams try to identify popular responses to survey-style questions.
Trivia Fortune
Players work through word puzzles with consonant and vowel guesses.
Trivia Pro
A multiple-choice trivia format that gives players a series of challenges.
Name That Song/Video
Music and visual clues ask players to recognize what they hear or see.
Trivia Squares
Question-and-answer play meets a grid-based team challenge.
Take It or Leave It
Players choose among numbered boxes and decide whether to accept an offer.
Extreme Bingo
A music-and-video variation on the familiar bingo format.
Make participation easy.
Start with the number of guests and how many people you want to play at once. Think about whether guests will join as individuals, work in teams, or take turns while the rest of the room watches. A clear introduction from the host helps people understand the pace and what happens next.
For a company event, consider mixing departments or keeping existing teams together, depending on the purpose of the gathering. For a private party, tell us which music, trivia interests, or audience preferences could help shape the discussion. Confirm any customization rather than assuming it is included in every format.
Plan the production as well as the game.
A screen needs a clear sightline, and contestants need room to reach their positions. Ask the venue about power, lighting conditions, speaker placement, and any limits on amplified sound. If the event includes a meal or presentation, decide when the audience should gather for the game.
Hosted games can be one part of a larger evening. Compare a focused game show segment with a casino period that allows guests to circulate. If you want both, discuss the running order and whether the same room will need to be reset between activities.
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
A few details
before you book.
What game show formats do you offer?
The published lineup includes Team Feud, Trivia Fortune, Trivia Pro, Name That Song/Video, Trivia Squares, Take It or Leave It, and Extreme Bingo.
Is the game show hosted?
Yes. Experienced hosts guide participation and keep the game moving.
Can game shows work for team building?
Yes. Team participation and friendly competition can be discussed for company events and team building sessions.
Can a game show be combined with a casino night?
Ask about the date, venue, program sequence, and equipment needs for a combined event. The team will confirm the proposed scope and quote.
LET’S MAKE IT A MAIN EVENT
Have a date in mind?
Share your venue, guest count, and the experience you want to create. We will help you work through the options.