The picture-reveal game show for buzzers. A hidden picture sits behind a wall of glossy squares. Two teams race to answer questions — every right answer lets the team stop a flashing square and uncover part of the picture. The first team to guess who (or what, or where) it is wins the big points! Famous faces for a quiz night, animals for the classroom, landmarks for geography — any pictures you like.
See Guess Who? in action — buzz-in racing, flashing squares, cinematic reveals and a full game show experience
1. The host reads a question.
2. A team buzzes in and answers.
3. Right answer? The squares flash in the team's colour — the team buzzes again to stop one, and that square is removed.
4. The team gets one guess at the hidden picture. Guess early for bigger points!
5. Wrong? The other team can steal. Then on to the next question or picture.
6. Praise great answers with one key — and finish with the winner screen! 🏆
The players' screen, the host screen and setup — shown with the included Famous People game
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20 famous faces ready to play — each with 20 general-knowledge questions for adults (400 questions in all).
Any picture hides behind a board of 12, 20, 25 or 30 glossy squares. Every right answer uncovers a little more — the suspense builds with every question.
Team Red vs Team Blue with your own team names. Wrong answer? The other team can buzz in and steal.
When a team buzzes in, their score box pops, flashes and glows in the team's colour with a BUZZED IN! badge — everyone can see who was first.
After a right answer the squares flash in the team's colour with music. The team buzzes again to stop one — and that square disappears.
Choose how each square disappears — flip, spin, explode, fade, shrink or drop — or pick random for a surprise every time.
Show the questions on the big screen — the answer appears after a right answer, or when both teams get it wrong. Or switch the text off and read the questions out loud.
Big full-screen pop-ups with sound — EXCELLENT!, AMAZING!, WELL DONE! and more. Up to 8 buttons on keys F2–F9, with your own words and sounds.
Finish with a trophy, the final scores and a winner sound — or "It's a draw!" when the scores are level.
A welcome screen with spotlights and welcome music, then a golden flash, the board flying in and a big 3-2-1-GO countdown.
The players' screen goes full screen on your TV or projector, while the host sees the answers, questions and all the controls — and can see faintly through the squares, or hide the picture.
Drag and zoom each picture to choose exactly what shows on the players' screen — or show the whole picture, so faces are never cut off.
Play the pictures in order, or pick any picture you like from the picture list.
Type a question and answer on each row. Use one list for the whole game, or give every picture its own questions — easy ones for kids, harder ones for adults.
Drag and drop photos or load a whole folder at once. Each picture is named from its file name — the answer shown when it is guessed.
Famous people, animals, places, objects — name your game anything you like and the guessing question changes to match.
Questions, answers, names, praise words and the title can be in any language — Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic and more. Buzzer keys work whatever keyboard language is on.
Lock the buzzers for 2–5 seconds on each new question so the host can finish reading. Players see a countdown.
Your own buzzer, correct, incorrect, winner and praise sounds, plus welcome music, thinking music and flashing-square music that stops the instant a team buzzes.
Points for right answers plus a bonus for guessing the picture — bigger when more squares are left. Show scores as points or money in 30 currencies.
Add your school, class or company logo to the welcome screen and next to the question.
Pictures, questions, sounds, music, logo and settings are all saved in one game file — build a whole library of games.
A full user guide is built right into the app — press F1 or click Help.
20 famous faces from history, science, music and sport — each with 20 general-knowledge questions for adults (400 questions in all).
A Guess What? animals game with its own questions for every animal, a kindergarten version, and a separate game for each of 22 animals.
Turn any set of pictures into a TV-style game show. Works with our wired buzzers, USB buttons, or any buzzer system that types a key — Team Red on 1, Team Blue on 2 (both can be changed).
New Release
$49.00
One-time purchase · Windows
Includes the Famous People & Animals packs
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