When looking at Samsung TV games, I focus on titles I can launch without consoles, cables, or complicated setups. The following 5 win out overall, as they feel easy to start, fun to repeat, and friendly for real living rooms.​

5 best Samsung TV games: TL;DR

1. Jeopardy!

What it does: Turns the classic quiz show into a voice‑interactive trivia game you play right on your TV screen.​

Who it’s for: Recommended for families, trivia fans, and anyone who wants a low‑effort game that still feels smart and social.​

I keep Jeopardy! at the top of my Samsung TV games list because I can quickly launch it from the Volley app on my Samsung Smart TV. The game reads out clues, I answer in the familiar question format, and my TV remote’s mic becomes my buzzer.​​

Key features

• Jeopardy! delivers show‑style categories and clues that feel like watching the show, only now I answer.​
• Voice controls let me shout answers into the Samsung remote instead of dealing with controllers or typing.​​
• Short rounds fit neatly between dinner and bedtime or during family visits.​

Pros

• Turns any evening into a casual quiz night without extra hardware.​
• Works for a mix of ages because everyone can chime in together.​
• Lives in the same Volley app that also holds Song Quiz and other titles, so my setup stays simple.

Cons

• Trivia‑style pressure can feel intense for younger players.​

Pricing

Get a 7-day free trial when you download the Volley Games app; $12.99/month for continued use following the trial (includes all supported games).

Bottom line

When I rank Samsung TV games, Jeopardy! sits at the very top because it balances ease, depth, and pure “everyone gather around the screen” energy. ​

2. CoComelon: Sing & Play with JJ

What it does: Turns your Samsung TV into an interactive music space where kids sing, move, and learn with JJ and his family.​​

Who it’s for: I use it when I want games that keep my toddler actively singing, dancing, and copying movements.​

On my Samsung TV, CoComelon: Sing & Play with JJ feels like a guided music class wrapped in familiar nursery rhymes. My child sings through Wheels on the Bus and BINGO, pointing, clapping, and acting out motions that match each song on screen.​​

Key features

• Mini-games become an interactive sing-along, and my toddler loves to join in.​
• Easy voice and music prompts guide kids through every game without confusing menus.
• Short musical moments fit perfectly between meals, naps, or bath time.​

Pros

• Turns CoComelon favorites into active singing, gestures, and early language practice.​
• Works both as solo play with me nearby and as a cozy cuddle‑and‑sing session together.​
• Lives in the same Volley ecosystem as Jeopardy! and Song Quiz, so my whole family uses a single TV games setup.

Cons

• Aimed squarely at toddlers, so older kids and adults might not get much from it.​​​

Pricing

Get a 7-day free trial when you download the Volley Games app; $12.99/month for continued use following the trial (includes all supported games).

Bottom line

For young kids, CoComelon: Sing & Play with JJ is my main Samsung TV game because it mixes songs like Wheels on the Bus with movement and simple choices. It gives me a low‑prep way to turn “TV time” into “we are singing and playing together” time.​​

3. Song Quiz

What it does: Plays song clips on your Samsung TV and asks you to guess the title and artist out loud.​​

Who it's for: I reach for Song Quiz when I have music‑loving friends or family over or want a quick solo challenge that taps into my favorite decades.​​

On my Samsung Smart TV, Song Quiz loads inside the Volley app, just like Jeopardy!, and uses my remote’s mic to capture answers. I choose the decade or mix I want, the TV plays a short clip, and I call out the answer before time runs out.​​

Key features

• Song Quiz covers music across multiple genres and decades, so everyone can pick their comfort era or explore challenging, unfamiliar music.​​
• Voice input keeps rounds snappy.​​
• Song Quiz Party Mode allows multiplayer games between friends or family members, so they shout answers together and compare scores for bragging rights.

Pros

• Perfect for parties because the rules are simple and the music does the heavy lifting.​​
• Great way to see which decade each person secretly knows best.​​
• Bundled with Jeopardy! and other Volley titles, which makes the Volley app feel like a full game library.​

Cons

• Song clips can feel too short.

Pricing

Get a 7-day free trial when you download the Volley Games app; $12.99/month for continued use following the trial (includes all supported games).

Bottom line

When I want a Samsung TV game that gets people laughing, singing, and shouting out answers from the couch, Song Quiz is the game I start. Its music library spans genres and decades, so everyone always finds a lane they love.​​

4. Asphalt 9: Legends

What it does: Turns my Samsung TV into a fast arcade racer, with cars and tracks streamed straight to the screen.​

Who it’s for: I use Asphalt 9 when I want a quick solo distraction that feels bigger and flashier than a remote‑only arcade game but still runs right on my TV.​

In Samsung Gaming Hub, I open the gaming section on my Samsung Smart TV, choose the service that offers Asphalt 9, and start a race without needing a separate console. Short races make it easy to squeeze in “1 or 2 runs” between tasks or in a small break at the end of the day.​

Key features

• Streamed racing means I play Asphalt 9 on my Samsung TV without big downloads or extra hardware boxes.​
• Bite‑size races keep sessions short, so I can race, finish, and walk away without a big time commitment.​

Pros

• No console required; everything runs through Samsung Gaming Hub on compatible TVs.​
• A strong visual upgrade over simple 2D arcade titles while still feeling easy to pick up.​

Cons

• Needs a stable internet connection and a compatible controller, which adds more setup than TV‑remote games.​
• Availability and performance depend on the cloud service and region, so the experience can vary.​

Pricing

Requires a Blacknut subscription. Costs $1 for the first month, followed by a $15.99/month subscription for continued access.

Bottom line

I treat Asphalt 9 on Samsung Gaming Hub as my upgraded coffee‑break Samsung TV game. The races are quick, flashy, and solo, and they stay entirely on my TV. It feels great when I want a small burst of adrenaline.

5. Overcooked! 2

What it does: Turns my Samsung TV into a chaotic co‑op kitchen where friends and family cook, chop, and serve meals against the clock.​

Who it’s for: I use Overcooked! 2 when I want more movement and teamwork than a solo game, but still want everything to live on my Samsung Smart TV.​

From Samsung Gaming Hub, I launch the cloud service that includes Overcooked! 2, connect controllers, and jump into short levels that feel perfect for “1 or 2 kitchens” before we move on.

Each stage gives us just enough pressure to keep everyone laughing and shouting directions without needing a whole planned game night.​

Key features

• Co‑op kitchens use simple move, chop, and serve actions mapped to standard gamepads, which my friends pick up quickly.​
• Level‑based structure helps us stop anytime without losing our sense of progress or story.​

Pros

• Great for casual, end‑of‑day sessions when I want to laugh with people instead of playing alone.​
• Shows how far Samsung TV games have come by delivering console‑style co‑op through a TV‑native hub.​

Cons

• Requires a good internet connection and enough compatible controllers for everyone, so setup is heavier than voice‑only games.​
• The frantic pace can feel like “too much” if we just want something calm or single‑player.​

Pricing

Requires a Blacknut subscription. Costs $1 for the first month, followed by a $15.99/month subscription for continued access.

Bottom line

I treat Overcooked! 2 on Samsung Gaming Hub as my quick co‑op choice on Samsung TV. Each level is short, crazy, and lives on screen. It feels perfect when I want fast, silly teamwork with friends.

How I choose Samsung TV games

I only keep Samsung TV games that feel good in real life, not just impressive on a spec sheet. I need games that fit our energy, our schedule, and our patience.

Engagement comes first. If Jeopardy! has us shouting out answers and arguing over scores, it stays on my home screen. If a game feels like work to enjoy, I uninstall it quickly.​

For kids, I watch their faces. When CoComelon: Sing & Play with JJ gets my toddler singing Wheels on the Bus or BINGO and copying motions, it proves its value. If a game makes them go quiet and glazed, it fails my test.​

Music games must spark friendly trash talk. Song Quiz wins when different decades turn into “my era versus yours” showdowns. If a music game feels flat or too repetitive, I stop opening it.​​

For non‑Volley titles, I look harder at friction. Asphalt 9 looks great and feels exciting, but it leans on internet quality and a controller, which makes it less “drop in and play” than voice games.​

Overcooked! 2 delivers hilarious chaos with friends, yet it can overwhelm new players and depends on everyone having a controller ready. I love it for certain nights, but it is not my everyday pick.​

Setup is my final filter. Voice games that launch in a few taps always rise to the top. If a game drags me through sign‑ins, pairing, and troubleshooting before we can play, I rarely use it, no matter how good it looks.

Interactive games for Samsung TV with Volley

Volley turns your Samsung TV into an active play screen, not just a place to stream shows. With our app on your Samsung Smart TV, you move from toddler sing-alongs to trivia battles and music showdowns in only a few clicks.​

Enjoy the following on your Samsung TV:

• CoComelon: Sing & Play with JJ brings interactive songs for toddlers.​
• Jeopardy! delivers voice‑controlled trivia on the big screen.​
• Song Quiz offers music trivia across decades and genres.​​

With Volley Games installed, it will quickly become your main hub for voice‑interactive Samsung TV games. When you want games that feel active, social, and family‑ready instead of background noise, start with Volley Games.

FAQs

What is the best Samsung TV game overall?

For most homes, the best Samsung TV game is Jeopardy! on the Volley app because it combines simple voice controls, familiar TV‑show structure, and great group play. It shows off what Samsung TV games can do without needing extra hardware or a complex setup.​​

Are Samsung TV games really playable without a console?

Yes, Volley Games on Samsung TVs let you play without a console because it's an app found directly on the TV. You use your Samsung Smart Remote’s microphone to speak answers in Jeopardy! and Song Quiz, so you do not need extra controllers or boxes.

What are Samsung TV games best for: families or solo players?

Samsung TV games work best for families and casual groups because Jeopardy! and Song Quiz focus on shared voice play and music. Solo players still enjoy remote‑friendly arcade games and platformers, but group sessions create the real magic.

How do I download Samsung TV games like Volley on my Samsung Smart TV?

To install Volley on a Samsung Smart TV, you press Home, open the Apps section, search for “Volley,” and install the app on your TV. After launch, you follow the on‑screen steps, pick a game like Jeopardy! or Song Quiz, and start playing with your remote’s microphone and your voice.​​