Much like 5 Minutes To a Fortune ,This game is mostly a series of Mini-Games and as such we simply list them together (and whether or not they're active or planned)

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Rhyme Tyme:   Two rhyming phrases, or a phrase and a photo.

Example:    Aiming a rifle and pulling the trigger  +  Head of Russia (Shootin' Putin')

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Broken Karaoke:   You'll see the year of a song, and the first letter of each word in the lyrics that come up "in time" 

Not likely to be Introduced for a while on our system.

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What's In a Name:  Two questions that can be answered by using the name of one of our regular viewers / participants

Conflicts +   Led =   Wars Ruled  (RedWalrus)

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This Round is in Code (To be implemented, HIGH Priority):  Simple substitution code. (A=1, b=2)

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Z-A:  Three blanked out words, but the letters in the words will be revealed in reverse order (from z to A), users have to identify what connects the three words.

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Games House Of:     Simple trivia question, but the words in the question will be given in alphabetical order, and the answer has to be done the same way.

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Client Eastwood Name of the Spaghetti third Westerns?

And Bad, Good, The The The Ugly  (don't forget the "and"!)

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Elephant in the Room:     Players are given a word that cannot be used, and all answers will contain that phrase in it somewhere.     

 

Elephant in the room:    Room

What's ridden in a game of Quidditch:   bstick  (aka, Broomstick)

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Roonerspisms:    Two phrases that are spoonerisms, and both have to be identified

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Example:     New Orleans Quarterback,       Beer making letters:     Drew Brees,  Brew dees!

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Backwards Round:    Much like the Alphabetical Round, the question will be given backwards, and as should the answer.

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Opposites Attract:    Identify the 'exact' opposite of the items listed to give an answer to fit a category.  (We've used this one in 5 minutes to a fortune, so we may pull it from this list)

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Correction Centre :   A statement with one incorret word is given, it's up to the players to remake the statement with the correct word in its place.

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Mouse of Games:   One letter in a title will be changed to result in a different title.

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The Answer's In the Question - Shown a question with some letters in capitals which are anagramed to produce the answer.

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Cine-Nyms:   Movie Quotes which the words are replaced by Synonyms:  

Take the Lead Jerk, Create Time Period of Mine!

Go ahead punk, make my day!

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Highbrow, Lowbrow -   Two questions of the same answer, one is harder than the other. Hard question gets 2 points; easy question gets 1 point.

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Distinctly Average - Team game, where pairs of players will have to each answer a numerical question, and the closest -average- of the pair gets the point.

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Dim Sums - Four options, each of which is answered by a number;  but only two of the answers work together to make a mathematical equation correct.    (See Also DO THE MATH in "5 Minutes to a Fortune" (which we will probably keep))

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Chron-Illogical - Put three statements in the correct chronological order.

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You Complete Me

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Venn Will I be Famous - Three people, two statements;   Only one person will have both statements associated with them; the other two will have one statement associated with them.

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Is it Me? - Players will be given a person, and each time a question is asked, the players have to guess if their character is associated with it.   Incorrect answers lose a point, correct gain a point, when opponents can identify your person, they score a bonus 5.

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The Nice Round - Players are given a question, and each of the rest are told the correct answer, who then give one word they think will give the answer to the question.

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The Rich List -  Similar to Scategories, each player must give a correct answer to a statement, but any duplicate answers eliminate each other.

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Size Matters - Players will be given a category, and they have to identify the longest possible answer to score points.   Example:  Host of the Winter Olympics:

SALT LAKE CITY - 12 letters,  Alburtville - 11, Lake Placid - 10

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I'm Terrible at Dating - Identify the specific year of an event.   1 point for closest, 2 for being exact

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Answer Smash -  Players will be given a category and two objects, one a picture, one a general knowledge question.   Players have to merge the two to create a single long answer

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Famous Center of Hollywood Squares + English electornic band of 1980

Paul Lyndepeche Mode

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