The foundation of a Game Show is something called a "lock out." Simply put it is an electronic system that indicates the first person to press a button with light and sound, and at the same time lock out the other players. Outside of the lock out, the way you assemble players, the questions you ask and the rules you use end up creating the actual Game Show.
The possibilities are endless and you can let your imagination be your guide to create the best group activity you have ever had.
Some simple ideas could be Corporate Survivor, Millionare, Name That Tune, Family Feud or almost any game you can imagine.
For Corporate events, your party can become a training exercise without anyone knowing it. With questions about the company or the about the industry itself, your employees will learn while having fun. It's great to watch what happens when a contestant should know the answer but can't remember.
Put teams together. Accounting vs Payroll, Productions vs Management, 1st shift vs 2nd shift.
The foundation of a Game Show is something called a "lock out." Simply put it is an electronic system that indicates the first person to press a button with light and sound, and at the same time lock out the other players. Outside of the lock out, the way you assemble players, the questions you ask and the rules you use end up creating the actual Game Show. 
