Celebrate Christmas with your colleagues in a real TV studio! In The Holly Jolly Game Show you swap the usual Christmas mingling for buzzers, spotlights and a host who leads you through 90 minutes of festive competition.

This is the Christmas party where everyone takes part. You're split into teams, you stand at your podiums and you compete all the way, whether you're new at the office or have been there from the start. Nobody sits on the sidelines watching, and the evening becomes something colleagues talk about well into January.

You don't need to be Christmas experts to win. The questions have a festive feel but cover everything from music and popular culture to geography and history, so it's the team's mixed knowledge that decides. Expect a high tempo, double chances and surprises under the tree, and a final where any team can take home the win.

The bar is open, so grab something nice in your glass, toast with your colleagues and get ready. Perfect as a Christmas party, a Christmas wrap-up or as the start of a full evening in Gothenburg.

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Points! Points! Points! The show starts at a high pace. Fastest on the buzzer gets to answer, and the team that answers correctly chooses the next category and how many points you're playing for.

Christmas through time Music and history in the same round. Recognizing the song isn't enough — you also have to hit the right year. The team that works together wins.

Vem ska bort? Four things are shown, three belong together and one has to go. You can have as many clever theories as you like, but there's only one correct answer.

Know your world map You hear a sound clip and have to place it in the right spot on the world map. The clue is there — you just have to find it together.

The Christmas Present Hunt Now and then a team wins the chance to send forward a teammate who picks a present under the tree. Inside the package there might be bonus points, minus points or something else entirely.

Get on up Now the teams split. One person from each team goes up on stage to answer questions, but it's the colleagues who stay seated who decide if it's time to hit the buzzer. A correct answer gives points and a wrong answer costs, so how well do you really know each other?

Crossroads The final. You choose a category and decide for yourselves how many of your points you dare to stake. A correct answer gives the same amount back, a wrong answer and the points are gone. Everything can turn right up until the last question.