Cookie Face
Cookie on your forehead. Move it to your mouth using only face muscles. 60s.
Fifteen classic 60-second challenges — plus a weekly league that turns your living room into a scoreboard against families around the world. Same drill, same clock, real ranking.
A classic minute-to-win-it drill turned into a global family showdown. Rolled socks, laundry basket, one minute — record it, submit before Sunday, get ranked.
Cookie on your forehead. Move it to your mouth using only face muscles. 60s.
10 cups → 4-3-2-1 pyramid → tower. Fastest hands under 60s.
Empty a tissue box strapped to your back by shaking. 6 balls. 60s.
Slice a fruit taped to a wall by throwing playing cards. Points per hit.
Move 10 M&Ms from plate A to plate B using only a straw + suction. 60s.
Keep 3 balloons off the ground solo. 60 seconds.
Family relay: cookie face, pass to next player once eaten.
Move dry pasta from bowl to bowl using straw suction. Count moved.
Hands-free, nose only, roll a marble into a cup 1m away. 60s.
Cups, socks, cookies. If it's in your kitchen, it's league-legal.
60-second clock, in-app timer. Same challenge for every family in the league.
Phone camera. Submit before the Sunday buzzer.
Weekly scores stack into a season standings table. Top 3 win the season.
Fast challenges you can beat — or fail — in exactly 60 seconds using household objects. Cups, ping-pong balls, cookies, socks. Simple to explain, brutal to master. Perfect for family game night.
One minute. One prop. Everyone takes a turn. Track who beat the buzzer. Famileague packages one minute-to-win-it style drill into your league each week so you don't have to invent, judge, or referee.
None you don't already own. Plastic cups, playing cards, cookies, straws, ping-pong balls, tape, socks, spoons. Every drill in the app lists exactly what to grab before the timer starts.
Yes — most work great for kids 5 and up, and Famileague's family format lets younger kids run modified versions so siblings compete fairly.
Every Monday a new 60-second drill unlocks. Your family accepts, records the run, and submits. Sunday night the results are revealed and your family climbs (or slides down) the season table.
Draft your family, accept the weekly drill, and see how you stack up against families around the world.