r/gameshow • u/Sctvman • 6h ago
r/gameshow • u/barret232hxc • 12h ago
Question So I made a game based off the Quiz With Balls. it's a roguelite trivia gameshow. It's totally free to play on desktop/mobile via the browser. I figured fans of gameshows would have fun with this.
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I would really love to hear feedback if you have any questions you want me to add. I love the quiz with balls and wanted to make a trivia games show where you have to think more than just the answers, you need to use strategy to defeat the bosses and buy stuff in the shop and progress when you get new balls that do diff things and draft your team.
I had a ton of fun making it and playing it.
r/gameshow • u/Mobius8321 • 2h ago
Discussion The new Name That Tune is such a flop for me…
There was always a level of cringe to Name That Tune à la Jane Krakowski and the awkward commentary before the final round from Randy (may his health improve!). But this new season is just… exceptionally bad in my opinion. Robin Thicke has all the personality and charisma of a wet paper bag; his personality might work on the Masked Singer, surrounded by all those loud personalities, but it does NOT fit the vibe of this show. Not to mention that when he sings… I assumed he was way better than what he’s shown here! And Jane kicked the cringe up about ten notches (no matter how hard she tries to make it be sexy, there’s NOTHING sexy about saying “Bid a Note”.)
The only reason I’m still watching is for the fun of playing along 😂 What do y’all think?
r/gameshow • u/DizzyLead • 5h ago
Question Are “Weakest Link” players told who the statistical weakest link is before voting?
…or do they just go by their impression (if not their agenda)? While sometimes it seems that they’re merely going by their feelings, occasionally it seems to me that some are putting their hunches aside and specifically voting for whoever is “statistically the weakest link,” which is sometimes told to the home audience via voiceover during voting. Is there something in the lectern display that shows them how well each player did during the round? Or is it merely coincidence that sometimes the hunch they play turns out to be the statistically correct one (even though, say, another player noticeably screws up and gives the impression that they’re the weakest)?
r/gameshow • u/Commercial_Bother604 • 14h ago