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We just added five brand-new games to Gig Game, giving hosts even more ways to mix up their events, create variety, and keep players engaged.

Name That Price

Put your players’ pricing instincts to the test.

Name That Price challenges players to estimate the value of products, items, or experiences and see who can get closest to the correct price.

It’s simple to understand, easy to host, and works especially well for game-show-style events, corporate events, bars, parties, and audience participation.

Tap Derby

Get ready to race.

In Tap Derby, players use their phones to power their horse toward the finish line by tapping as fast as they can.

The action plays out live on the main screen, turning the entire room into a fast-paced horse race where everyone can see exactly who is pulling ahead.

It’s quick, competitive, and perfect for breaking up trivia rounds or adding a high-energy moment to your event.

Take The Offer

How far are you willing to push your luck?

Take The Offer is a suspense-driven game where players make choices, eliminate possibilities, and decide whether to accept an offer or keep playing for something better.

Every round creates another decision:

Take the offer — or take the risk?

It’s designed to create tension, audience reactions, and those moments where everyone in the room has an opinion about what the player should do next.

Crossword Clash

Crossword puzzles just became competitive.

Crossword Clash takes the familiar crossword format and turns it into a multiplayer game.

Players compete to solve clues, uncover answers, and outperform the competition while the puzzle develops live on screen.

It combines trivia, wordplay, and strategy into a format that works great for both casual players and serious puzzle fans.

Prize Path

Trivia meets the classic board game.

In Prize Path, players answer questions and progress through a game board toward the finish.

Instead of simply earning points, players get to watch their position change throughout the game, creating a more visual and strategic experience.

The result is a trivia game that feels less like a traditional quiz and more like a full game-show experience.


These five games are available now as part of the growing Gig Game library.