Neegma

Neegma vs KahootA Kahoot alternative, more than a quiz.

Kahoot is great for quizzes. If your team, party or event wants Charades, Taboo, social deduction and word games as well as trivia, and you'd rather pay per event than subscribe, Neegma is built for that.

Why groups look beyond Kahoot

Kahoot made quizzes fast and fun. But a team social, an offsite or a party usually wants more than one format. People want to act things out, bluff, argue over an answer and laugh at each other, not only race a timer.

Neegma is a host-led game show with 17 games: social games like Charades, Taboo and Find the Mole, word games like Unscramble and Sub-Words, and Trivia with your own questions. Guests join from their phones with no app, or nobody needs a phone at all and you run it from one screen.

Neegma and Kahoot, side by side.

FeatureNeegmaKahoot
Trivia with your own questions
AI question generation
Social games like Charades and Taboo
Social deduction like Find the Mole
Word games like Unscramble and Sub-Words
Players join in the browser, no account
Team modeUp to 5 teams
Play from one screen, no player phones
Free planUp to 10 players
Price for a one-off event$10.99 for 24 hoursSubscription plans

Kahoot details come from public information and may change. Check their site for current plans.

Which one fits your group?

Choose Neegma if

  • You want party and social games, not only quizzes
  • You run socials, offsites or parties a few times a year and want to pay per event
  • Some of the room won't have a phone, so you need one-screen play
  • You want team play with up to 5 teams and a running leaderboard

Choose Kahoot if

  • You mainly run classroom or training quizzes
  • You need a large library of ready-made public quizzes
  • Your organisation already pays for a Kahoot plan

Questions

Neegma vs Kahoot, answered.

  • Yes, especially for work socials, events and parties. Neegma has trivia like Kahoot, plus social games like Charades and Taboo, social deduction like Find the Mole and Villagers and Wolves, and word games. Mixing formats keeps a longer session lively.

Your next gathering could feel different, whether it's ten people or a hundred.