Global Agency launched its game show “Match the Family” during MIPTV. The show is an original Global Agency format which was created by Izzet Pinto.“Some people are surprisingly very similar to their families, while others are not at all. Generally it’s a common topic trying to figure out who people look like," Izzet Pinto, CEO of Global Agency, said. "Everyone tries to resemble someone. The viewers in front of the screen will also experience the excitement by playing this game over the app. The guessing element is always fun."
“Match The Family” brings together two teams of three players to identify family members of a person in the studio, consisting of a contest that challenges two teams of three players to use intelligence and quick wits to identify a person’s family members. With prize money rising to $10,000 over five rounds, teams race against time to pick out the person’s father with clues about his profession and interests. They then identify the person’s mother, sibling, child and partner over four more rounds, helped by wildcards letting them view childhood photos, see the subjects up close and ask the studio audience. The top team competes in the final quick-fire quiz, answering personal questions about the family in a show full of high tension, thrills and entertainment.
The game show challenges two teams of three players to identify family members of a person in the studio. Intelligence, quick wits and gut instinct are crucial to pick out the relative from five candidates, build earnings over five rounds and win a place in the money-spinning final. Prize money rises from $1,000 to $10,000 over the five rounds as teams first pick out the person’s father with the help of clues about his profession and interests. Competing at high speed, teams jump in with their guesses, boosting their money pot with right answers and reducing it with incorrect answers.
In the next four rounds, they must identify the person’s mother, sibling, child and partner. Teams may use three wildcards in the first four rounds. One lets them view the two peoples’ childhood photos, the second allows teams to see them up close and the third allows them to ask the studio audience. The team with the most money gets to play in the final quick-fire quiz, answering five personal questions about the family within 150 seconds.
Some people are surprisingly very similar to their families, while others are not at all. Generally it’s a common topic trying to figure out who people look like. Everyone tries to resemble someone. The viewers in front of the screen will also experience the excitement by playing this game over the app. The guessing element is always fun.” Izzet Pinto CEO of Global Agency
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