Alternatives

Looking for a Family Feud Alternative?

Same instinct — guess what the crowd said — in a browser, for free, with your own people.

Ready to play?

Pick a nickname, share a code, and the board deals itself. Free, no download, 2–6 players.

What you're probably looking for

If you enjoy guessing the most popular survey answers but want a modern browser-based experience, Survey Smash gives you a fast way to create and play your own survey-style games with the people already in the room.

Survey Smash is an independent game. It isn't affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Family Feud or its rights holders — it's simply built around the same survey-guessing instinct.

What Survey Smash gives you

  • Browser-based — nothing to install on any device.
  • Live multiplayer rooms with a shareable code, 2–6 players.
  • A question bank of 170 prompts with full answer boards.
  • Curated packs for families, parties, classrooms and teams.
  • Bots to fill the roster when you're short on players.
  • Free, with no account required.

What it doesn't do

There's no host video, no studio set and no licensed branding, because it isn't that show. If you want the television production, this isn't a replacement for it. If you want the guessing game with your family on a Tuesday, it's a better fit.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Survey Smash?

Survey Smash is a free multiplayer survey game. You get a survey-style prompt like “Name something people do before bed”, and you score points by guessing the answers most people gave. The more popular your answer, the more points it's worth.

Is Survey Smash free?

Yes. Every question, every game mode and every question pack is free to play.

Do I need to download anything?

No. Survey Smash runs in any modern browser on phones, tablets, laptops and shared screens.

How many people can play?

2–6 players. One person creates a game, everyone else joins with the room code. You can also play solo against the bots.

How does scoring work?

Each answer on the board is worth points based on how many people gave it. Guess the number one answer and you take the biggest score; near-misses and typos still count thanks to fuzzy matching.

Start a game now

Pick a nickname, share a code, and the board deals itself. Free, no download, 2–6 players.