A quiz game.

Japanese trivia show game with RPG elements.

Japanese trivia show game with RPG elements.

Japanese trivia show game with RPG elements.

Japanese trivia show game with RPG elements.

A text adventure/ history quiz game.
Take a journey through time and test your knowledge of American history.

A junior general knowledge quiz game with multiple categories and game modes.

A senior general knowledge quiz game with multiple categories and game modes.

An edutainment quiz game with multiple categories and game modes.

Japanese trivia/gameshow game.

Big Bucks Trivia is a quiz arcade game released by Dynasoft in 1986. The player answers questions from various trivia categories, in order to win "big bucks".

An educational time relationship quiz game intended for younger players.

A quiz game. Test your knowledge from a wide range of categories.

Concentration was a popular game show in the mid-to-late 1980s, and this game was adapted from that television program.

Two players can play against each other, or one person can play against a computer generated opponent. The answer to the puzzle is hidden by tiles. The tiles have words denoting game prizes ("Mexico", "Camera", "Telescope", for example), and your object is to find the two matching worded tiles. Exposing two at a time, your memory is taxed as more prize tiles are revealed and then covered over again. As more tiles are matched, the hidden puzzle is revealed. Solve the puzzle and you win the game.

Craps Academy is a Miscellaneous game, developed and published by Microillusions, which was released in Europe in 1988.

Cult Master is a Trivia / Game Show game, developed by Minato Giken and published by Bandai, which was released in Japan in 1993.

A text U.S. History and Geography quiz game.

Double Dare is the computer version of the game show originally hosted by Alex Trebek. Like the tv show, the game is basically a trivia game with the added enhancement of being able to answer the question, or take a dare. Dares consist of the Toss-up Challenge, the Physical Challenge, and in the last round, the Obstacle Course. Questions are varied, and in large enough number to avoid excessive repetition even over several games worth of play.

An interesting quiz game featuring some board game elements, and even a fruit machine mini - game!

America's favorite game of survey questions and family rivalry returns in this Super NES adaptation. Two families of five user each compete to answer such questions as "name something that can give you blisters." If your answer was one of the top responses from the survey of 100 people, then you earn the right to continue the category or pass it to the other family. If you don't sweep the category, watch out -- the rival family can steal your jackpot away if they know the answer.

All of the show's sound effects have been recreated as well as the cross stitching of the family names behind the booths. Ray Combs reprises his role as host and the optional Bullseye round makes an appearance, challenging each family member to come up with only the number one answers for money. With over 4,000 questions included, as well as returning families via password, perhaps the only feud your family will have is who gets to play first!

This is the first Family Feud computer game based on the successful television game show. A few years later, Softie released "The All New Family Feud" with more advanced graphics and music.

Two families compete against each other or against a computer family, 5 people per family. Just like in the tv show, there are 3 Rounds ending in a timed Bonus "Fast-Money" Round. Randomly generated questions are asked, and the object is to figure out the most popular answers from the 100 people poled. Each member of the family contributes during the Rounds, and two people play in the Bonus Round.

Computerized version of the popular American TV game show. Ported from the home computer version.

Yet another mundane conversion of a TV games show. Most PC versions are superior in every category, but this could prove useful for those who don't have a good home computer yet.

An early quiz game featuring an animated character who climbs a ladder.
Answer questions correctly, and see how high you can get your character to climb.
Will you reach the top?

Fun With Numbers is an Action game, published by Atari, which was released in 1977.

Game Set Match is an Amiga geography educational game released in 1991 by Genisoft.