• Streaming the Events: Streaming events from your POV is NOT ALLOWED (Unless stated otherwise by Napo and the staff, exceptions sometimes include subathons, marathon streams, etc)
• Voice Calls: Large groups of creators will be split into seperate rooms and the game will be screenshared to all the rooms. ALWAYS stay muted on VDO Ninja, use Discord to speak to the other creators/host.
• Politics: Please refrain from political topics and subjects on all game shows.
• Cursing: Unless stated otherwise cursing is allowed but keep it to a minimum, and hate speech is NEVER allowed. We want to make sure we’re professional so keep it PG-13.
• Soundboards: DON’T use soundboards during the show (The audio can be disruptive to the show)
• Answering Questions: DON’T say answers out loud during shows where that is not how you provide answers to the host (Any show except Trivia)
• General PSA: Any trivia related show will cover all sections of the game or topic (UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE)
• Bonus Points via Awards: Certain shows will award bonus points for actions throughout the show similar to Mario Party bonus stars

• Be mindful of Twitch TOS and Discord TOS. Violations of the TOS will be met with a time out, up to a ban, depending on the offense
• Homophobia, Racism, and General Discrimination will result in a permanent ban IMMEDIATELY.
• Any disrespect towards ANY GF Staff and Moderators will have punishments fit to the discretion of the affected GF Staff member or Moderator.
• Cheating will result in an IMMEDIATE ban. If contestants are under suspicion of cheating, Gamers Feud staff reserves the right to have the contestant screen share and view anything they deem might be aiding in cheating (browser history, reading Twitch chat, open tabs, etc).
• Hate Raiding via your stream, social media, or Discord (inviting friends to the Discord VC/Server to send hate) will have will result in a permanent ban IMMEDIATELY.

• 2 Teams (4 to 5 creators on each team at maximum)
• 9 Rounds of questions based on a community survey.
• 10 seconds to guess an answer on the board per player.
• If neither team guesses and option on the board (max of 2 team members), then the first option guessed wins all the points.
• At the end of the normal rounds we go to Sudden Death (Worth 3x points)
• The team with the most points after the normal rounds, Sudden Death, and the awards plays Fast Subs.
• Fast Subs is the bonus round of Gamers Feud where 2 members of the winning team try to answer 5 questions in rapid fire format.
• The first player gets 35 seconds to answer, and the second player gets 40 seconds to answer, and the second player gets 40 seconds to answer.
• If a player doesn't know an answer or wants to skip a question they can say Pass and we'll come back to it.
• The goal is to earn a total of a combined 200 points between the two players.
• The Wheel of Feuds is a randomized reward/punishment bonus system that is ran every 2 rounds.
• The loser of the round prior to the Wheel of Feuds vote will be the target of the bonus.
• 5 options are places into a Twitch Poll which runs for 2 minutes after the meaning of the result will be revealed after the poll closes.
• Any bonus selected cannot be an option again for future polls for the rest of THAT show.

Awards for Gamers Feud

• The Dynasty: The most liked creator of the chat, voted on via Twitch Poll (+100 points)
• Mugg and Plug: The creator who stole the most questions (+50 points)
• MVP: Awarded to the greatest creator in the show, voted on via Twitch Poll (worth 4 votes), Mods (Worth 3 votes) and the other Creators (+200 points)
• Sweat Lord: Awarded to the player with the most correct answers (+150 points)
• LVP: Awarded to the player who answered the least questions correct (-200 points)

• Team sizes will vary based on in it's a solo, duo, or trio event (10 solo, 5 duos, 4 trios at maximum)
• 2 rounds of questions with the 2nd rounds questions difficulty increasing and points being doubled.
• Players must buzz in to answer, AFTER the host finishes reading the question. Buzzing in early results in you going last for that question.
• Players have 5 seconds to answer in the form of a question, and they can correct themselves within that timeframe to be awarded points for a correct answer.
• Randomly twice in Round 1 and 3 times in Round 2 the team who selected that question ONLY can wager a minimum of $100 to answer a special type of question called Daily Answer.
• At the end of the show, any team with more than 0 points will answer one final question, they must wager a minimum of $100, they have 30 seconds to answer in the form of a question.

Awards for Final Answer

• MVP: The player with the most correct answers. The winner receives +500 to their score.
• Don't Question Me: The player who forgot to answer with a question the most times, voted on by the host. The winner loses -1500 points.
• Redemption Arc: This is presented to person/team who managed to turn their game around after a bad start. The winner gains +2000 points.
• Quick Draw: The player who consistently buzzed the fastest, voted on by the host. The player receieves +3000 points.

• Solo or Teams (8 to 10 creators at max)
• 50 questions total (Number may be lowered in future seasons)
• Questions will be formatted in one of the six different ways including: Multiple Choice, Slider, Sorting Puzzles, True or False, Typing (Must be within 3 letters or alternative answers), and Drop Pin Answer Questions.
• Question Time Limit: Varies based between 10 and 45 seconds depending on the question type.
• Answering: Creators will answer on their own computer or mobile screen via Kahoot. Question and answer choices will be on your screen and sometimes read out loud as well)
• Do not share the kahoot code. Anyone found sharing the code may be disqualified from the event, and possibly future events.

Awards for Trivia

• If you're not 1st: The player in last place receives +5000 points.
• Almost MVP: The player with the most correct answers (and is not 1st), receives +6500 points.
• LVP: The player with the most unanswered questions receives +4000 points.
• Feud Favorite: The fan favorite of chat receives +8000 points.
• Redemption Arc: The player with the biggest comeback receives +6000 points.
• No brainer: The player with the best stats in the bonus rounds receives +5000

• Team sizes will vary based on if it's a solo, duo, or trio event. (6 solo, 5 duos, or 4 trios at maximum)
• Players will play through 10 rounds of puzzles guessing letters on the board.
• Players will have 5 seconds to choose to spin again, buy a vowel, or solve the puzzle.
• Once per round the host will RANDOMLY announce Final Spin which results in the letters for the rest of that round being worth $1000 + the next spin value.
• Players can land on Bankrupt (Lose all money earned that round), Lose a Turn (Can't play the rest of the round). Wild Card (Guess another letter using the previous value of the wheel or use for Final Puzzle to guess and extra consonant), or Free Spin (Spin the wheel again).

Awards for Circle of Luck

• Double Circle: The most loved duo by chat, voted on in a poll. This team earns +10,000 points.
• The MVP: The player who guessed the most letters, this player will earn +15,000 points.
• The LVP: The player who guess the least letters, this player will lose -10,000 points.
• The Bigger They Are: The team who has the least amount of points, this team will earn +7,500 points
• Gotta Go Fast: The team who solved a phrase or circle the fastest. The team earns +8,000 points.
• If you're not first you're last: The team besides first place who had the most phrases guessed correctly. This team earns +8,000 points.

• 8 Players compete in an 8 round elimination based show while completing challenges every few rounds.
• This is NOT a DATING SHOW, if you don't feel comfortable flirting with or being flirted with by the Judge please state that.
• Players at the start of the show must choose to be a Feud or a Flame. Feud meaning they are here for content and to make the judge lose. Flame meaning they want to get to know the Judge. The Judges goal is to have the final player be a Flame.
• Halfway throught the show during our Bonus Round players can swap their choice as well as earn 1 round of immunity from elimination.
• Four round types are available
  • Twinder Round: The 1sat round has the players take 15-30 seconds to introduce themselves to the Judge who swipes Yes or No on them.
  • Judge Question Round: The judge can ask the players individually or as a group ANYTHING as long as it doesn't break TOS or includes politics.
  • Player Question Rounds: The players take turns asking the Judge ANYTHING as long as it doesn't break TOS or includes politics.
  • Challenge Rounds: The players compete in challenges picked by the Judge and are scored based on their performance.
• Eliminations: At the end of each round the Judge chooses to eliminate multiple players, depending on the group size, between 1 and 3 people based on the amount of people left.
  • Chat can bring back a contestant for 5 Subs, $10, 1000 Bits, or 40,000 channel points, however the next round 2 people are eliminated.
  • You can only be revived once and once the next turns eliminations start you are permanently ELIMINATED if you were not revived.
• Lifelines: The judge gets four lifelines that can be used only once to help them eliminate players.
  • Chat Vote (Chat chooses who gets eliminated via Twitch poll
  • Phone a Friend (Judge calls or messages a friend to pick who get's eliminated)
  • Host Decision (The host chooses who to eliminate)
  • Contestant Vote (Players each choose one person to be eliminated, most voted contestant is out)

Feud or Flame Format

1. Twinder Introduction Round
2. Judge Question Round
3. Challenge Round
4. Creator Question Round
5. Bonus Round + Choice Swap
6. Judge Question Round
7. Challenge Round
8. Group Questions
9. Finale 1v1 Round

Feud or Flame Challenges

• Talent Challenge: Players must present a talent of their choosing to the judge.
• Trivia Challenge: Players must answer trivia based on a topic the Judge likes.
• Powerpoint Challenge: Players must create and present a 2-minute Powerpoint.
• Speed Challenge: Players must race to retrieve 3 specific items decided by the Judge.
• Communication Challenge: Players are given a list of 5 words to non-verbally help the Judge guess
• Scam Call Challenge: Players must pretend to answer a scam call and present the most interesting story/challenge.
• No Sound Challenge: The Judge must read phrases out loud while the players are deafened.
• Rock N Scissor Them Challnge: Players play rock paper scissors versus one another.
• Upside Down Pineapple Challenge: Players will play Suika/Watermelon Game
• Spit or Quit Challenge: Players must make the Judge laugh and spit out their water.
• Chat will give the players a challenge.

• 8 Players will take turns answering a set of 8 custom made questions catered to them.
• The questions increase in difficulty every 3 questions as well as increase in $$$ Value ($100 to $1 Million)
• Players have 45 seconds to answer questions (The timer wil be paused to use lifelines).
• PLayers have 4 lifelines at their disposal to assist them in answering correctly.
  • 50/50: Removes 2 incorrect answers, leaving 1 correct/1 incorrect.
  • Ask the Audience: A poll is ran in Twitch chat to assist the player.
  • Phone a Friend: Players can call on another member of the show in a 30 Second call to ask for assistance.
  • Swap Question: The question is changed to another question (difficulty may vary).

Awards for Lifeline

• MVP: The player who made it the furthest before using a lifeline earns an extra +$8,000 to their score.
• LVP: The player with the least answered questions gets +$500 to their score.
• Almost MVP: The player who answered the most questions (but isn't first) get's +$4,000 to their score.
• Feud Favorite: Voted for by Chat in a Twitch Poll and gets +$5,000 to their score.
• Ocean Gate: The player with the most lifelines used to get a correct answer gets +$2,000 to their score.

• 2 Teams of 6 players play through 2 rounds of 11 questions. (Questions seperated into Grade 1 through 6)
• Team captains will answer the questions, while their 5 teammates provide assistance via lifelines. (Teammates can only assist for ONE GRADE)
• Teams will answer 11 Questions but only get points for CORRECT questions. Incorrect answers results in the increasing point value resetting to 0.
• Three lifelines will be available:
  • SAVE: If you get an answer incorrect, and your teammate provides the correct answer you'll be saved and continue as if you got it correct (ONE TIME USE)
  • PEEK: Look at your teammates answer.
  • COPY: Copy your teammates answer EXACTLY.

Awards for Nerd Out

• THE MVP: The player who got the most questions correct. Team gains +25,000 points.
• THE BACKPACK: The classmate who had the most cheats used that resulted in a correct answer. Team gains +10,000 points.
• THE LVP: The captain who answered the least questions correct. Team loses -10,000 points.
• GOTTA GO FAST: The captain who finished their sets of questions in the fastest average time. Team earns +10,000 points.
• FEUD FAVORITE: The creator who chat loved the most, voted via Twitch Poll. Team earns +18,000 points.

• 8 to 12 players compete in a double elimination bracket where they must guess what each line of emojis signify.
• After 10 seconds the first hint will be given, if neither creator guesses correctly, another hint will be given. The thirt hint will be the host saying the correct answer.
• To answer players must buzz in, and wait for the host to CALL THEIR NAME otherwise the other players answers first.
• Each round will be a Best of 5, while the grand finals will be a Best of 7. The winner of the Losers Bracket must win the Best of 7 twice to win.
• Players must be specific with their answers and the host has final say in answer accuracy.
• The questions will increase in difficulty the further in the beacket the players are.

• 2 Teams of 5 Players take turns guessing what words on a 5x5 board are related to each other in 4 seperate rounds.
• The team captain (Moderator) has 60 seconds to write/present a one word hint to their team and the number of words that relate to the hint. Moderators may not give away answers with words/facial expressions and hints may not contain any form of a word on the board.
• The team has 90 seconds to guess as many of the words as the number provided in the hint by the moderator. Guessing the total correctly provides the team with 1 bonus guess.
• Example Hint: Color - 2 (This means 2 words relate to the word Color)
• FOUR TYPES OF CARDS AVAILABLE
  • Viewers Card: These tan cards are neutral and selecting them results in your turn ending. (8 Total)
  • Team Card: The cards when selected are color coordinated (Red or Blue) for your team, selecting the other teams results in them getting a point and your turn ending. (8 for 1 team, 9 for the other)
  • Troll Card: If this black card is selected you automatically lose the round.

Awards for Encrypted

• The Community: The creator who guessed the most cards correctly. Adds +8 cards.
• The Lurker: The creator who guessed the least cards correctly. Adds +2 cards.
• You're Banned: The best moderator who gave the least hints. Adds +5 cards.
• Viewer Bot: The creator who guessed the most troll cards. Removes -10 cards.
• Feud Bot: The creator who chat loved the most, based on a Twitch Poll. Adds +5 Cards.

• 8 Players compete in a double elimination bracket where they play free to play games vs one another.
• Each round has a different predetermined game decided by the staff. (Will be provided in Discord prior to the show to players)
• Each round will be a Best of 3, while the Grand Finals will be a Best of 5. The winner of the Losers Bracket must win the Best of 5 twice to win.
• The rounds will be the same game played multiple times minus the Grand Finals which will have 5 separate games played once.

• 8 to 12 Players compete in a double elimination bracket where they must guess what the sound played is.
• After 10 seconds the first hint will be given, if neither creator guesses correctly another hint will be given, the third hint will be the host saying the correct answer.
• To answer players must buzz in, and wait for the host to CALL THEIR NAME, otherwise the other player answers first.
• Each round will be a Best of 3, while the Grand Finals will be a Best of 5. The winner of the Losers Bracket must win the Best of 5 twice to win.
• Players must be specific with their answers and the host has final say in answer accuracy.
• The questions will increase in difficulty the further in the bracket players are.
• Later rounds may have REVERSE AUDIO and the final hint will be the normal audio.