Just finished a second version of my Mr. Bean fact/fiction game

Really simple game:
-Show the picture on the slide.
-Ask each team to decide if it is "real" or "fake"
- If their answer matches the one on the screen then give that team a point,.
-After 5 rounds there is a bonus slide. Each team will take a turn to choose one mystery box. (determine turn order by highest points or rock / paper / scissors )

This is a fun filler-game / after school game. Worked really well with all my classes.
Good for 2 - 6 teams.

Attached is Ver1. and Ver2 - Each game has different pictures.

Thank you!!! last minute double class today and they know most of my tricks already!!

This was a nice gift.

This looks amazing, didn't even realize who created it but now I am not surprised 

Trying to develop a lesson to proceed the game and make it feel smooth and educational.

Post it here when finished!

This is much appreciated. I'm teaching high school but my kids enjoyed this.

I've played this twice so far. Once in after school and once as a filler lesson. The kids loved it. I am definitely going to be adapting this and using it in future classes. Thanks!

Thank you so much! This is brilliant! I played in the my after school class and they loved it! They were laughing so much at Mr Bean.   

I LOVE THIS GAME.
My kids love it, my co-teachers love it, it's great! Thank you so much for making it!

I really glad that people are enjoying this game. It is always well recieved in everyone of my classes.

If theres anything you would change, let me know. I'm always open to modifications.

Thank you for this really cool ppt! The Mr Bean gifs are so funny! I am sure my students in the after school class will love.

Just one thing.
Perhaps it is better if the answers are either "fact" or "fiction. Some slides, the answers were "fake" or "false" or "true". If they are all either "fact" or "fiction" then the answer is easier to remember.
But I can understand that perhaps you wanted to demonstrate the synonyms of fact: true, and fiction: false, fake etc.

Anyways, a great ppt! Wonderful work!

Yes you're right.

In my original version I only had "fact" and "fiction" but in the later versions someone updated it with other synonyms on waygook and I was too lazy to change it.
My students are familiar with the game now. It didn't really bother them but might confuse others so feel free to change it if you want to.