Name something you do at a wedding.
- 1Dance35
- 2Eat25
- 3Drink15
- 4Take photos10
- 5Cry8
- 6Toast7
At a glance
- Players
- 2–6
- Ages
- 8 and up
- Length
- 15 min
- Setup
- Share a code
Start a birthday game
Pick a nickname, share a code, and the board deals itself. Free, no download, 2–6 players.
The birthday version
Give the birthday person the first turn in every round — the game rotates the starting player automatically, so just create the room in their name and let the rotation do the rest.
For a kids' party, keep to family and classroom questions and shorten the game to three rounds. Attention spans and cake sugar do not mix well with ten-round marathons.
Setups by age
- Kids: teams of two, one shared tablet, three rounds.
- Teens: everyone on their own phone, five rounds, funny pack.
- Adults: party pack, five rounds, three guesses each.
- Mixed family party: family pack, pair adults with kids.
Questions that suit this crowd
Name something people do at a concert.
- 1Sing along32
- 2Dance26
- 3Record videos16
- 4Cheer12
- 5Buy merch8
- 6Drink6
Name something people do at a birthday party.
- 1Eat cake34
- 2Sing24
- 3Open gifts16
- 4Dance10
- 5Take photos9
- 6Play games7
Name something people bring to a picnic.
- 1Sandwiches28
- 2Blanket24
- 3Drinks18
- 4Snacks12
- 5Fruit10
- 6Basket8
Question packs to use
Other occasions
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Frequently asked questions
Is Survey Smash free?
Yes. Every question, every game mode and every question pack is free to play.
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.
Do I need an account?
No. You type a nickname and you're in — there's no sign-up, email or password anywhere in the game.
How long does a game take?
You choose 3–10 rounds per game, with 30 seconds per turn, so a five-round game usually runs 15–20 minutes.