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Merry Pictures

Christmas picture quiz

Solve the Christmas picture clues and finish with the highest team score.

48 picture puzzles | Family & Challenge | 2–8 teams
Merry Pictures — Gameplay screenshot
Made by bububu

Merry Pictures

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How to play

How to play

  1. Create 2–8 teams and choose Family or Challenge. Family contains familiar Christmas objects; Challenge adds activities, traditions and festive mishaps. Choose 1, 2 or 3 turns per team.
  2. The highlighted team reads the prompt, looks at the pictures and discusses an answer aloud. One host operates the screen and judges without competing. There is no typing or timer.
  3. Example: a cookie and a person suggest a gingerbread person. Gingerbread man also counts. Give your final answer before pressing Reveal answer.
  4. You start with 3 points available. Each of the two hints costs 1 point. After revealing, the host chooses We got it or Not this time. Pass & reveal awards zero.
  5. Accept equivalent wording and sensible answers that fit all visible clues. The answer screen includes alternatives and an explanation. Change decision can correct the latest result before Next team.
  6. After all teams have taken their equal number of turns, the highest score wins. Ties share victory. Unseen puzzles are chosen first; no puzzle repeats within a match.
  1. Make teams and choose a puzzle set. Show everyone the screen; only the highlighted team answers.
  2. Discuss aloud, tap for hints if needed and say your final answer before tapping Reveal answer.
  3. The host awards points, then taps Next team. Fullscreen gives the pictures more room.

Controls

Mouse
Choose settings, open hints and award points.
Tap
Open hints, reveal answers and manage team turns.

A little more about the game

Merry Pictures is a family Christmas party game played around one browser screen. Its original bank contains 24 Family and 24 Challenge picture puzzles about festive objects, activities and traditions. A non-competing host awards points to 2–8 teams after spoken answers. Teams receive equal turns; hints reduce rewards and tied high scores share the win. Accepted answers and explanations make judging flexible. No account is required. Match progress and puzzle history stay on this browser when storage is available.