Great Big Game Show DC: Immersive Studio at Georgetown

A team game show staged as an outing at the Immersive Studio at Georgetown in Washington, D.C., where groups compete through short mini-games built on trivia, strategy and chance.

Great Big Game Show DC is a one-hour game show in which each group plays five rounds of mini-games, selected to match its skill level. The rounds change style from strategy to luck to trivia, so the pace shifts from one round to the next. In one round, teams answer questions to link a chain before the opposing side does. In another, a blindfolded teammate draws while the others try to name the subject within a time limit.

Other rounds reward players who predict the answer that the fewest people chose in a survey, and one is built around a spinning wheel, in the manner of television game shows. The studio draws on a large library of mini-games, so the mix of rounds can differ from one session to the next.

The format suits groups of friends, team outings and visitors passing through Washington, D.C., who want a playful, competitive outing with no performance element. Sessions take place at the Immersive Studio at Georgetown.