Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about playing, hosting, and winning on Feud.
Free to play · Skill-based competition · Not gambling
No purchase necessary. Every attempt is free and unlimited.
Winners are decided by best valid completion time — performance, not chance.
You must be 18 or older to create or enter feuds, where local laws permit.
What is Feud?
Feud is a skill-based competitive giveaway hub. Hosts list real items as prizes, choose a game, and host a feud. Players compete head-to-head, and the player with the best valid completion time when the feud ends wins the item.
Does it cost anything to enter? Is Feud free?
Feud is completely free for all participants. No purchase is necessary to enter any feud, there are no entry fees, and every attempt is free and unlimited. Because no payment is ever required to compete, Feud is a skill-based competition, not a gambling service.
Is Feud gambling?
No. Every game on Feud is skill-based. All players start under identical conditions with no advantage from spending or account history, and winners are determined by performance, not chance. Feud is a competition platform, not a gambling service.
How do I win an item?
Open a feud, start an attempt, and record the best valid completion time you can in the selected game. Your best time is saved to the leaderboard automatically. If you hold the top valid time at the moment the feud ends, you win.
How many times can I play a feud?
You can attempt a feud's game as many times as you like before it ends. Only your single best valid time counts toward the leaderboard.
How long does a feud last?
Feuds go live the moment they are created. The host sets the end time, which can be up to 60 days from the date of creation. Hosts can edit the end time while a feud is active.
Who can create or enter a feud?
You must be 18 or older to create or enter feuds, and you are responsible for participating only where local laws permit skill-based competitions.
What is Privacy Mode?
Hosts can enable Privacy Mode on a feud so it is not listed publicly on the giveaway hub. The feud is then accessible only through a direct link shared by the host, which lets hosts run competitions for their own community.
What items are not allowed?
Items must be legal and ethical. Prohibited items include (but are not limited to) pornography, weapons, controlled substances, and anything related to illegal goods or trafficking. Listing prohibited items results in a permanent ban.
Can I edit a feud after it goes live?
Yes. Active feuds allow edits to the title, description, item specifics, images, videos, and end time. All feuds go live immediately upon creation — there is no scheduled or upcoming mode.
What does cloning a feud do?
Cloning creates a brand-new feud using the same listing information. It does not restore, revert, or reopen a previous feud.
What happens if a feud is cancelled?
If a feud is cancelled before it ends or cannot be completed, it is marked as cancelled and no prize is awarded for that feud.
How does Feud handle cheating?
Attempts that rely on cheats, automation, exploits, or manipulation are invalid. Players or hosts who repeatedly break the rules can be disqualified, have feuds removed, and have their accounts flagged or banned.
What games can I play on Feud?
Feuds are built around games from the Feud Game Library, including Astray (a 3D rolling-ball maze), Road Hopper (a hop-and-dodge race), Tilt Maze (a multi-ball tilt puzzle), and Hexahedral (a block-flattening logic puzzle). Each game is timed, and we publish an in-depth guide for every game covering controls, scoring, and strategy.
Do I need to install anything to play?
No. Every game runs directly in your web browser on desktop, tablet, and mobile. There is nothing to download or install — open a feud, start an attempt, and play.
How do I get a better time?
Practice and route knowledge matter more than raw speed. Because only your best valid time counts, early attempts are for learning the layout and later attempts are for posting a clean, fast run. Each game guide breaks down the specific techniques that save the most time.
How do I contact Feud?
You can reach the team at lamine.diouf@feuds.ca for support or general questions.