Two teams. Two glowing buzzers. Forty festive questions designed to start friendly fights at the dinner table. The game show moment your family Christmas has been missing.
Most "family games" ask everyone to read rules and shuffle decks. This one starts the second the first buzzer slams.
Two oversized buzzers that light up red and play game-show sound the instant you slam them. The kids will fight over who goes first. So will the adults.
More questions than any other holiday feud set on the market. Play a different game every night through the New Year and you still won't run out.
Write with the dry-erase marker. Wipe. Play again. No paper, no apps, no batteries to swap. Open the box on Christmas Eve and play through New Year's.
No "batteries sold separately." No expansion packs to chase. The whole game show, ready to go.
If you can read a question out loud and slap a button, you already know the rules.
Kids vs. adults, in-laws vs. outlaws, whoever's loudest vs. everyone else.
"Name something people do while watching a Christmas movie..." Hands hover over the buzzers.
First buzzer wins the right to guess. Guess a top answer, win the points. Miss, and the other team can steal it.
High score after the Final Round card takes the crown. And by crown, we mean dessert.
Designed for the moments when 15 people are in one room and someone needs to make something happen — fast.
After dinner, before the kids fall apart. Grandparents to grandkids — everyone can play, everyone can win.
The icebreaker that actually breaks the ice. Works with 8 people or 28. The intern wins. HR survives.
Cousins you see once a year? Now you have a reason to talk to them. 4 to 20+ players — bring the whole house.
The gift everyone secretly wants stolen at the swap. Festive packaging, no wrapping required.
Under $35, looks like you spent $50, plays like you spent $100. The Santa everyone wants to draw.
When the countdown is two hours away and conversation is dying — buzzers to the rescue.
The buzzers made it. My dad — who hates board games — slammed his palm down so hard the cards jumped. He demanded a rematch the next night. First time in 15 years.
Used it for our office holiday party — 18 people, all ages. Within five minutes the senior VP was screaming at the buzzer like it was the Super Bowl. Best $30 the company has spent.
My 9-year-old, my 78-year-old grandma, and my brother-in-law all played together. Nobody looked at a phone for two hours. I don't know what kind of magic this is but I'm buying three more for gifts.
A full game runs about 30–45 minutes depending on how loud your family is. A quick round can be done in 15. With 40 question cards + 5 Final Round cards, you can play multiple full games before any card repeats.
Yes — both buzzers light up red and play a classic game-show buzz. Batteries are included in the box, so it works the moment you open it. No "additional batteries required" surprise.
Designed for ages 8 and up. Questions are festive, family-friendly, and easy to read aloud. No inappropriate content — built so grandma and a 9-year-old can play in the same round.
Absolutely — that's the point. The game scales from 4 players to 20+. Split into two teams of any size, rotate who slams the buzzer each round. Office parties of 25 work just as well as a family of 5.
Yes — we ship from US warehouses with standard Prime shipping. Order by December 20 for guaranteed Christmas delivery. After that, we recommend expedited shipping at checkout.
The box arrives in festive holiday packaging — no extra wrapping needed for a Secret Santa or white elephant exchange. Just slap a bow on it.
The buzzer is waiting. So is your family.
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