Family Feud Live!

Trivia

5.9~~/10~~

Our score

★ 3.5 Google Play·5M+ installs

Reviewed by Editorial Team, ScoredApps editorial · updated 2026-10-03

Screenshots

Four mode cards for Tournament, Fast Money, Family Feud Classic and a new Fast Money Tournament, with coin prizes up to 15,000,000

Classic round board with Beach at 18 and Hike at 10 highlighted, a 34-second timer and a 100 to 75 score

Fast Money board with two columns of answers such as Tent 33 and Flip Hair 40, above a Pass button and keyboard

Live mode carousel with an opponent's photo, achievement badges and a green Invite button under Pick Your Opponent

About Family Feud Live!

Ludia's licensed take on the TV survey show pits you against one live opponent: both type guesses to the same question, and each hit scores the percentage of surveyed people who gave it. Classic, Fast Money, two tournament types and a Facebook-only Live mode share one coin economy, and all but Live cost a ticket. The catch: 2026 reviews are dominated by freezes, and updates stopped in October 2025.

Game information

DeveloperLudia Games inc.

Version2.26.3

Size82 MB (Android) · 346 MB (iOS)

Price / In-appFree

Contains adsYes

In-app purchasesYes

Content rating13+

Requires (Android)Android 7.0+

Requires (iOS)iOS 13.0+

Offline modeNo offline mode; every match needs a live opponent online

Interface languagesEN

Store rating (Google Play)3.5 from 43,556 ratings

Installs5M+

Updated by developer2025-10-28

Data checked2026-10-01

Specs come from the official store listings and were last checked on 2026-10-01. Developers change pricing and requirements — check the store page before installing.

Family Feud Live Review: True to the Show, Gated by Tickets, Hit by Freezes

Three Rounds, Double and Triple Points, and the Ticket Meter

A Classic match runs three rounds. Both players see the same survey question and type as many guesses as the timer allows; each hit scores the percentage of surveyed people who gave that answer, misses cost points, and rounds two and three pay double and triple. Ludia's help center says each question has three to eight answers on the board. Fast Money switches to five questions with one answer each, and you cannot repeat your opponent's answer. Opponents come from a queue of live players sorted by mode and skill. The limit is the ticket: every mode except Live charges one, spent tickets return on a countdown timer, and each new level adds more. Coins come from wins, level-ups and a Free coins button, and you set the wager on each mode card.

Typed Answers, the Synonym Dictionary and Facebook-Only Live Mode

Where Trivia Crack and Uken's Jeopardy! give you answers to tap, here you type them on an in-game keyboard against the clock. Ludia says a synonym dictionary credits answers that mean the same as the board entry, but misspellings count as wrong. At least 17 of the 150 newest English Play reviews say answers would not submit at all. Live mode, where you pick a pictured opponent from a carousel and chat between rounds, requires a Facebook-connected account; guests get every other mode. Live costs no tickets, but each round costs coins, and a Gift Round lets one player pay slightly more to cover the other's entry.

$4.99 VIP, $2.99 Ticket Packs and No Purchase Confirmation

On the US App Store, VIP Membership is a $4.99 monthly subscription, ticket packs and a Daily Premium Spin cost $2.99, and a ticket bundle costs $4.99; Google Play quotes $0.99 to $94.99 per item. Prices vary by region. Ludia lists six VIP perks, including more tickets per refill, bonus coins on coin packs and early access to some events. Cancelling stops the next renewal, not the month already paid for, and Ludia's terms make virtual currency purchases final; the help center warns that in-game spending has no confirmation step. Google Play shows a Contains ads badge, and reviewers describe watching videos for extra coins, sometimes without being credited, plus a timed VIP pitch between matches.

Ludia, UMI Mobile, the Legacy Label and the Data Labels

Montreal studio Ludia built the game with sister company UMI Mobile; it reached Google Play on March 14, 2017, and the App Store copyright line still names Umi Mobile and FremantleMedia. Ludia's games page now files the title under Legacy Games, and nothing has shipped since the October 2025 build. Google Play's Data safety form says data is not transferred over a secure connection and lists device IDs and installed apps shared for advertising; Apple's label lists purchases, identifiers and usage data used to track you. Ludia says it does not control usernames, profile photos or chats, and Common Sense Media found opponents' profanity unfiltered in 2017.

Pros

Every answer scores the real survey percentage, as on the TV board
Rounds two and three of Classic pay double and triple points
Fast Money runs five questions and blocks repeating your opponent's answer
Live matches with Facebook friends cost coins but no tickets
Guest accounts can play every mode except Live without Facebook

Cons

52 of the 150 newest English Play reviews describe freezes, crashes or glitches
Every mode except Live costs a ticket that refills only on a timer
No update since October 2025, and Ludia files it under Legacy Games
Play's Data safety form says data is not sent over a secure connection

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Verdict

We score it 5.9. The survey format survives intact: real percentages on the board, doubled and tripled rounds, and Fast Money with a no-repeat rule. It loses points for typing that fails under the timer, freezes that forfeit wagered coins, tickets on every mode but Live, and no updates since October 2025. Take it for the show's format against live opponents in short sessions. Skip it if stability matters, or if a child would use the chat, which Ludia says it does not control.

Gameplay6.5Real survey percentages and doubled, tripled rounds work, but reported freezes forfeit matches and wagered coins.

Controls5.5Answers are typed on an in-game keyboard under a timer; reviewers report misses, slow backspace and unsent answers.

Replay value6.0Five modes, per-mode star stages and a 12,000-question bank (2018), but tickets cut sessions short.

Graphics & sound7.0A TV-style board with numbered answer tiles and show branding; store screenshots still show the old Umi logo.

Monetisation5.0Tickets gate every mode but Live; $4.99 monthly VIP, final purchases and no in-game spending confirmation.

5.9out of 10 · weighted average of the five scores above

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Frequently asked questions

Can you play Family Feud Live offline?

No. Every match is against another person, drawn from a live queue or invited from your Ludia inbox, and Ludia's troubleshooting pages tell players to check their internet connection when the game will not load. None of the help center's five modes is a solo mode.

How do you get more tickets in Family Feud Live without paying?

Wait or level up. Spent tickets return on a countdown timer, each new level adds some, and Live matches with Facebook friends need only coins. Paying shortens the wait: ticket packs are listed at $2.99 on the US App Store, and the $4.99 monthly VIP adds more tickets per refill. Prices vary by region.

What do you need to run Family Feud Live?

Android 7.0 or later, or iOS 13 or later on iPhone and iPad; Apple also lists Apple Vision. The Android package is about 82 MB, the App Store download 346 MB, and the game is English only. Ludia's help pages still cite iOS 8 and Android 4.1 as minimums, so trust the store listings.

Can you play Family Feud Live with friends?

Yes, if both of you connect Facebook. Only Facebook-connected players can be in-game friends, invited from the Ludia inbox or the Live now bar, and chat opens between rounds of a Live match. Classic, Fast Money and tournament opponents are random. A Busy setting hides you from other players' Live list.

How long does a Family Feud Live match take?

Short. Classic is three timed rounds of one question each, Fast Money is five questions with one answer apiece, and a tournament is up to three single-round matches where one loss knocks you out. Tickets set the session length. In 2018 Ludia described a bank of about 12,000 questions and an algorithm that favors ones you have not seen.