Generation Swap: the generations quiz

Generation Swap is a generations quiz for 2 to 30 players, played on the TV with everyone's phone as their controller.

A quiz where the generations swap: everyone picks their generation on their phone, then each question comes from one generation’s world : the slang, gadgets and TV they grew up with. Everyone from the other generations answers it on their phone.

Players: 2–30 players
Time: Time to be confirmed
How you play: Teams, or everyone for themselves
You need: A TV with a web browser, and a phone each
Price: In the Trial and Unlimited (plans); players never pay

How to play

Pick your generation
Gen Z, Millennial, Gen X or Baby Boomer : tap yours on your phone. You can change it until the host starts.
The swap
Each question belongs to one generation’s world. That generation watches : everyone else answers.
Answer fast
Four choices on your phone. A right answer scores points, and the faster you tap, the more you get.
Watch your own
When your generation’s world comes up, hands off! The others are guessing things you know by heart.

How to win

After the last question the points become places: 500 / 300 / 200 / 100 by finishing place, with ties sharing a place.

Host options

Final options will be published when the game is ready.

What is Generation Swap great for?

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Questions

How does it work?

Everyone picks their generation on their phone: Gen Z, Millennial, Gen X or Baby Boomer. Each question comes from one generation's world, and everyone from the other generations answers it.

How many can play?

From 2 to 30 players. It works best with at least two generations in the room, like a family Christmas or a work party.

How is it scored?

A right answer scores, and the faster you tap the more you get. At the end the points become places: 500, 300, 200 and 100 for the top four, with ties sharing a place.

Do you need to know the other generation's slang?

That's the fun of it. Each answer has four choices on your phone, so even a wild guess has a chance.

Can we play in teams?

Yes. Play in teams, with the TV adding up each team's score, or have everyone play for themselves. When your own generation's question comes up, you sit that one out and watch the others guess.