For players willing to go through the lengthy process of having to use an emulator, you can enjoy figuring out the answers to thousands of wacky questions. Fun for the family but difficult to runĪlthough Family Feud offers a boatload of fun for you and your loved ones to enjoy, the game is a bit of a chore to play on more modern devices due to its outdated specs. Due to this, some newer devices will have trouble running the game without an emulator due to its outdated specifications. The game is also formatted in the classic 4:3 ratio, so you can’t set it to fit wider monitors for better viewing. Something to note, though, is that the game’s graphics are quite outdated, so the text can be too grainy or pixelated to read. There’s also no limit to how many times you can play the game, either, so you can continuously set up new rounds as you go. You also have to make sure to provide an answer within the given time limit or you lose one of your chances, as well. There are over 2,200 questions to explore with more than 10,000 answers overall, so you can enjoy hours of fun with friends and family.Įach team can only provide three wrong answers before the other team can steal the opportunity to answer. Teams will have to provide up to eight possible answers to a variety of questions. Some key contributors for this year’s PeopleFest were Marketing and Communications (graphic design creations), CETS (Family Feud set up, sound system and more), Leslie Henderson’s group (set up/tear down, Family Feud and much, much more), Rob Tong (signage and banners) and Facilities (Seth Willmoth, Shane Ludwig, Jose Quintero, Cory Brewer. Much like the show it was patterned over, Family Feud will place two teams or families against each other.

Family feud set up