Deja Who?

The whole game is deciding when to guess

A face appears on screen out of focus and slowly sharpens. It belongs to somebody who looks like a famous person. The moment you think you know who, you answer.

Points are highest while the image is still a mess and drop with every second it clears.

Guess early, or be sure

Wrong answers cost you, so this is a bet rather than a quiz. It is the reason a room will watch a picture load instead of checking their phones.

Everybody is doing the same arithmetic at the same time, and the groans when somebody calls it two seconds too early are half of what you are paying for.

Put your own colleagues in it

There are ready-made celebrity packs for Europe, America and worldwide, so it can launched with minimal preparation.

Things get even more fun, however, when you bring your own colleagues into the game. We upload photos of your team members alongside the celebrities they are frequently compared to, and let the audience guess who will emerge from the blurred image this time. That version is the one people talk about afterwards.

Almost nothing to read

There is barely any text in the game. Nobody is translating, nobody is reading at speed, and nobody is at a disadvantage because the round is in their second language. Therefore, the game is particularly well-suited for international and multilingual events.

Where it works?

Conference openers and the gap between sessions. Company parties and team days, especially with the colleague photos in it. Any mixed audience where you cannot assume much about who is in the room.

What it is not?

A visual game crosses languages but it does not cross cultures. The faces have to be ones your room actually knows, and a crowd that grew up watching different television will not recognize the same people. Therefore, it is always worth tailoring the selection of celebrities to the audience. The best game is one where the faces are familiar enough to spark a moment of recognition—but not so obvious that everyone knows the answer immediately.

Price

The price of the game depends on its duration and the number of participants. Send us a brief description of your event, and we will provide a suitable offer.