This means you have no way of beating them unless you know each question. So there will be some people you play against that will just have the answers. It falls into one of the classic app issues – they only programmed so many questions in the game. It is all so easy when you’re at home and think you have all the answers, right? Well, if this app has shown me anything it is that, no – no you don’t have the answers. The whole idea in the game is it is fun, an easy structure, and even the simplest of questions can really get you. “Name a phrase or item that has pork in it.” “-UPINE!” “What?… did you just say… Qpine?” “You know – PORK-U-PINE!” It’s it well worth the watch if you haven’t seen it. There is a great video online of the best “Family Feud” answers with Steve Harvey.

We surveyed some people – guess what they said?! You are going to get the occasional one that drives you crazy because it is like “who would even answer with that!”… or the same can be said about what the contestant guesses. But you take a game like “Family Feud” and you just… get it. So there are various ends of the spectrum that you can go with when it comes to game shows. But I mean… “I WANT NUMBER 4! Did I win? No… oh well.”

It would be something if the briefcases needed to be disarmed like a bomb… or maybe you have to do a physical challenge to get them. On the other end of the spectrum are games like “Deal or No Deal” – there is little to no effort in those games – play Russian roulette with briefcases. For instance “Jeopardy” is not for everyone because the questions go right over their head or they don’t really have all the answers. Some of the most accessible games are the ones that anyone can do. On my days off I always get up and watch “Let’s Make a Deal,” “ The Price is Right,” and I mean – WHO doesn’t? Sometimes I will be helping a customer, muttering answers under my breath, or get caught watching it while they figure out what they need or as they consider their purchases. When I am at work, I have three TVs that I get to control, and one of them is always trained on the Game Show Network. I will admit it: I am a game show junkie. This is what happens when a game show junkie reviews “Family Feud 2”

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