Family Feud is a 1987 Commodore 64 game (also compatible with C128) developed by Softie, Inc. and published by ShareData, Inc., faithfully adapting the classic American TV game show of the same name hosted by Richard Dawson.

Players control one of two families (against a human opponent or the computer), naming their team before competing in three face-off rounds where they buzz in (via joystick or keys) to guess the most popular survey answers from 100 polled people, earning points based on response frequency; the winning family clears the board or steals on a final guess, with money accumulating for higher rounds.