Mar 23

I wanted a ‘family feud’ style gameshow in keynote, but it was a bit complicated trying to make the ‘right answer’ appear. I found the best way to do it was to have 25 slides of all the different possible combinations of hidden/shown answers, then a heap of hyperlinks between various slides depending on what answer was picked. It worked out well.

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To change the answers, go to the master page, and edit the text fields that have the answers, be careful not to move any fields around, just edit the text in them.

To play the game, start the slideshow.
If there is a corrrect answer guessed, click on the appropriate box to reveal that answer – complete with sound efffects!
For a wrong answer, click anywhere on the background.

Here is a link to the keynote template.

http://howto.dubbo.org/public/ff.zip

Here are the rules from wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_feud#Rules_of_the_game

Let me know how it goes!

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18 Responses to “How to make a Family Feud game in Keynote”

  1. Larry K. says:

    It looks like a great file, but it took a while to load. Keynote kept asking for missing files. Do you have an update family feud file? I’m running Keynote 2.0.2.

    Thanks !
    Larry

  2. Suf says:

    It looks great but the pictures for the thumbs are so small.If you can please post bigger version.Also thanks so much i have to do project at school on any game! For the sounds can you please tell me where you dowloded it from cause it won’t work on my computer.

    Thanks

  3. Cathi S. says:

    Thank you so much! I used this game for my college class and my students loved it. The sound effects and music were a big hit.

  4. Doug W says:

    Hi, I can’t seem to open the presentation in my keynote v 2.0.2. Is there an update or something I’m doing incorrectly? keynote crashes every time.

    Thanks
    -Doug

  5. Jesse says:

    This is great! How do you create more questions using the same file?

  6. admin says:

    You just go into keynote, to the background slide, click on the question, and change it.

  7. sarah says:

    i’m new to keynote. i was wondering how everyone got it to work. i downloaded the file, but all i see are .mov and tiff files. can anyone help?

  8. Liz says:

    This is great! I want to have a whole gameshow – not just one question, but I don’t want to back out and retype more questions. How do I add more questions to the gameshow so it is one continuous gameshow with 5 different question segments?

  9. admin says:

    The way I did it as to make 5 seperate slideshows – one for each game, and have them sitting on the desktop.

    After each one quit and open the new one.

    I had my presentation desktop set to a black background, so that you couldn’t tell on the projector that I had quit out of keynote.

  10. John says:

    This worked out great. Our church had a great time playing this.

  11. dejmu says:

    What file do I open in Keynote. The files are extracted but I do not see a .key filetype to open. Suggestions?

  12. dejmu says:

    What file do I open in Keynote.
    Suggestions?

  13. dejmu says:

    I got the correct filetype (.key) but now it doesn’t open in Keynote. It gets stuck halfway through the process.
    Thanks!

  14. admin says:

    Wait – it takes a loooong time to open!

  15. April says:

    This is EXACTLY what I was looking for! I need to do a presentation for the city I work in – BUT I don’t have a mac. Is there any other program that I can run this in?? Please HELP!

  16. Sonny says:

    This great! Two questions:
    The .mov files were not linked up. Is there an easy way to replace them?

    I would like to have 10 questions in a whole game. What is the best way to do this?

    Thanks!!

  17. daddy mac says:

    we need this for a science class project can someone help us to get it open on a file and possibly put it on a smartboard ?

  18. Nathan says:

    You need Keynote ‘08 or newer to run this.

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