Start from a game template

Pick a game template

A new show opens with a choice: Pick a game template, or Custom setup if you would rather add every step yourself. Press Pick a game template to see the games you can start from. You can come back to it any time from an empty Rundown.

The ten games

Trivia: rounds of questions, alone or in teams. Bingo: numbers or your own words, with a different way to win each round. Reaction Wall: guests send emoji, messages and photos to the TV. DJ Queue: guests request songs and vote. Draw & Guess: one player draws and everyone guesses.

Music Trivia: a clip plays and guests type the song. Music Bingo: every square is a song. Price Guessing Game: guess the price of each item. Survey Says: guess the most popular answers. Majority Rules: opinion questions where the biggest group scores.

A mixed night

A mixed night is for an evening of several games. Tick the games you want, up to twelve, and the wizard adds each one in turn between a Welcome card and the scoreboard. Trivia, a live poll, a spin wheel and the other games are all on the list. It then tells you which games still need their questions, and you can move, add or remove any of them in the Rundown.

Every other game

The same window lists the other games too, such as One More Spin, Tap Derby, Only One, Fact or Fake and Phrase Wheel. Each has its own screens for what that game needs. Games built on questions, words, clues or prompts ask what it is about, and the AI writes them. Others ask for the things that change how it plays, such as the length of a race, how strict the noise meter is, or what is in the vaults. Typed content is checked as you go, with a plain message naming anything missing.

A few plain questions

Each template asks two to four short questions: how many rounds, where the questions or songs come from (written by the AI, typed by you, or picked from your music), how many points a win is worth, and whether people play in teams. The wizard will not move on until a screen is filled in properly, and it tells you what is missing.

What it builds

The wizard builds a complete running order: a Welcome card, your teams if you chose them, the game, the scoreboard, and a Thanks for playing card. The cards are ordinary Card steps that just say it, so no AI host is needed. Untick the welcome and thank-you cards, or the scoreboard, on the last screen if you do not want them.

What is left to do

If a template could not finish a job, such as questions you chose to write yourself, the last screen lists the next steps in order. If the AI wrote something for you, such as a list, questions or prices, read it over before the show.

Tip The AI only estimates things like survey answers and prices. Always check them.

Change anything

The wizard only creates ordinary Rundown steps, so everything it built can be edited, moved, duplicated or deleted. Picking a template again replaces the steps you have, and asks first.