Everyone guesses the price of the same item on their phone; the closest guess wins and a bullseye earns a bonus. Import real items, prices and pictures from eBay, or let AI write them. No downloads.

Name That Price is the guess-the-price game for any crowd. Every player sees the same item on their phone and types a guess on a number pad. The closest guess wins the round, the next closest scores too, and a guess within a few percent of the real price is a bullseye that earns a bonus. Points add up across every item until a champion is crowned.
Players join in seconds: scan the QR code on the big screen, or go to giggame.app and type the game code. There is nothing to download or install.
Real items, real prices, real pictures Import items straight from eBay: pick categories, set a price range, choose new or used, and your list fills with real listings, their typical prices, and pictures that show on the big screen and every phone.
Or write your own Type items and prices, paste a whole list, or let the AI suggest items with estimated prices.
Closest without going over Switch on the classic rule: any guess above the real price is out.
Never drags Everyone locking in reveals the price right away, and players who go quiet stop holding up the game.
Clear, fair reveal The big screen ranks every guess from closest to farthest, and each phone shows the real price, your guess and how far off you were.
Type a theme and the AI invents a game host with their own personality and lines for every moment, paints a backdrop for the big screen, and can write the content for you. One click on Generate everything builds the whole night, and you can edit anything it makes.
Press Space (or the big button) to move the game along when you are ready, or turn on Auto-run and let it host itself with pauses you choose. Scores are added to the Gig Game leaderboard, so players' totals carry across your night.
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