Mac's Mashup
Pick a game — everything here is facilitator-led on one shared screen.
Mac’s Mashup
Facilitator-led play for smaller groups. See the pic, make YOUR pick — the whole room votes out loud.
Reminisce
Two pictures, one gentle question — shopping trips, childhood toys, the county fair and Saturday nights. Pick the round you want.
Reminisce
Vintage Cars
One big car photo at a time. Everybody looks and remembers first — the names only appear when you are ready.
11 cars · fifties to seventies
Reminisce
Famous Mothers & Fathers
Big pictures of the moms and dads everybody knew. Perfect for Mother’s Day and Father’s Day.
2 sets · 12 pictures
Mac’s Mashup XL
Interactive large-group play for up to 100 people — everyone answers on their own phone.
Large-group edition • Up to 100 people
Interactive large-group play for up to 100 people. Everyone plays together against The House on the GAME ON! Answer Pad.
10 questions · about 25 minutes
Guess & Match
Clues, faces and pairs — call out the answer together.
Who Am I?
Three clues, easiest first — the room calls out the famous name, then a question everybody can answer.
3 sets · 24 people
The First Ladies
Match the president to the first lady by face, then a three-choice bonus.
4 rounds
Animal Babies
Animals You May Know
Adult animals on the left, baby names on the right — match them, then a friendly bonus.
3 rounds
Famous Friends
The Lone Ranger, Roy Rogers, Timmy, Dorothy & Mister Ed on the left — their famous animals hidden on the right until you're ready.
5 pairs · Discussion round
What's That Stand For?
Acronyms on the left, meanings hidden on the right — call them out first, then match.
7 rounds · 26 acronyms
Picture That Tune!
One big picture clue at a time — the room calls out the song title. Blanks show how many words, then reveal the answer.
20 pictures · Sing-along friendly
Home Turf
Famous stadiums on the left, team colors hidden on the right — call them out first, then match. Finishes with easy sports talking points.
6 stadiums · Discussion round
State of Mind
States & Capitals — match four pairs, then finish a familiar song or saying.
2 sets · 14 rounds
Name That Instrument
Music Meets Art
Eight instruments on screen with letters A–H. Play a short clip and the room calls out the letter that matches the sound.
8 clips · Listening round
Football Cities
Show the city on the big screen. The room yells the NFL team name, then tap to reveal.
21 cities
Sweet Sea Life
Sea Life
Jaws, Free Willy, Flipper and Moby-Dick on the left — match each one to the sea animal everybody pictures.
4 movies · Discussion round
Mini Crossword
Big letters, one clue at a time and a word bank on screen. You fill in the answer when somebody calls it out.
Sea Life · Mountains & Rivers
Symbol Match
What does this mean?
One symbol on screen and only two choices — Roman numerals, everyday hand signs, or a little Spanish.
3 sets · 6 each
Quick! What Do You Do?
Rapid-Fire Call-Out
One big picture of an everyday object. The room shouts what you DO with it — then the word pops up.
10 objects · Auto or click-through
Color Correction!
Look & Answer
One enormous object in a silly wrong color. The room calls out the real color, then you reveal it fixed.
12 challenges · No scores
Move & Think
Get the room moving — hands-free timing, you demonstrate.
Dual Task Fitness
Movement + Mental Task
Cue up your whole fitness session — each move fills the screen with its own timer and advances on its own while you demonstrate.
Ready-made routines · Build your own · Optional thinking panel
Color Cues
You say what each color means — a big color pops up and the room does the move. Past colors stay on screen.
Up to 6 colors · Your own moves
Math Flash
Hands-free flashcards — each problem pops up on its own and the answer flashes just before the next one.
Adjustable speed · 3 levels
Listen & Remember
Turn the dial, play a short clip, ask one simple question — then reveal when the room is ready.
Turn the Dial
The Golden Age of Radio
A vintage car radio fills the screen. Turn, listen to a short clip — The Shadow, Fibber McGee's closet, Jack Benny — then reveal the answer together.
3 classic radio clips · No scoring · No wrong answers