Neegma throws out a word. You have seconds to sing a real song that contains it. Belt it out before the clock hits zero, or watch the next team steal it.
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Song Association
Get a word, sing a song that contains it before the clock runs out!
The word "fire" appears on every phone. It is your turn. You have fifteen seconds. Your brain blanks on every song you have ever heard, then someone hums a riff and suddenly you are belting the chorus you forgot you knew.
You nail it. The host taps Got It. A thousand points. The next word is "rain" and the team across the room freezes, runs the clock down, and misses. Now it is your steal: five seconds, same word, and you already have a song loaded.
By round three, the quiet one has revealed an encyclopaedic memory for nineties R&B and nobody is checking their phone for anything except the next word.
On each turn, Neegma reveals a word on every player's screen
The current team or player must sing part of a real song that contains that word
Sing before the countdown ends, the host decides if it counts
Got it scores 1000 points; a miss opens a steal for the next team
On a steal, the next team gets a quick 5 second window to sing for 500 points
Sing a valid song with the word to bank 1000 points, or swoop in on a missed word for a 500 point steal. Points stack across unlimited rounds, and the highest total wins.
Scenario 01
Bridal shower
Bridal shower
A bridal shower where half the guests have only just met. The host casts to the TV, the words start dropping, and within two rounds the bride's aunt and the maid of honour are duetting a power ballad neither will admit to knowing. It needs nothing but a screen, and it turns a polite afternoon into the part of the day people quote for years.
Scenario 02
Christmas party
Christmas party
The office Christmas do, or the family living room on the day itself. Almost every word is one festive song away from a chorus, and the steal means the team that blanks on "snow" watches the next table swoop in. Loud, a little chaotic, and the most fun the room has had since last December.
Scenario 03
Friday at work
TGIF at work
Friday afternoon, the last hour before the weekend. Someone casts Neegma to the meeting-room screen and splits the floor into two teams. The people who would never touch a karaoke mic only need one line, and the word is right there on their phone. The week ends loud instead of trailing off.
One player sings at a time, but a miss hands the next team a steal. Team Mode keeps every round alive right to the last second.
Each person scans the QR code or taps the link, sees the game on their phone, and submits answers. The live scoreboard runs in real time on the big screen.
Best for: virtual sessions, hybrid offsites, larger crowds where you want maximum individual participation.
Players are grouped into 2 to 6 colour-coded teams. Each team huddles around one device, debates the answer, and submits together. The energy in the room goes up immediately.
Best for: in-person offsites, weddings, family gatherings, anywhere you want people talking to each other instead of staring at their phones.
Running it in person? The host can drive the whole game from one screen: reveal the word, let the team sing, tap Got It or Missed. Players do not need to join from their own devices. A dedicated offline mode is available for groups that want to score teams from a single shared screen.
Put the host view on the TV or a projector so the word and the countdown are big enough for the whole room. Players sing to the screen, not their phones.
A few fast rounds at the start of a bridal shower, birthday, or holiday party loosen voices and break the ice before anyone has time to feel awkward.
Screenshare the host view and let remote players sing to their webcams when the word lands. Surprisingly competitive, even on a call.
