Quizumba is a browser-based, live multiplayer trivia platform that lets players easily build and customize Jeopardy-style quiz games in minutes. Players can join game nights using a simple room code to compete individually or in teams with real-time buzzers, custom categories, and live scoreboards.
Buzzin is a party trivia game played on a television or in a web browser, where every player uses their own phone as a buzzer. One person opens the game on the big screen and the others join from a mobile browser by entering a room code, without installing an app or creating an account. A recorded host voice reads each question aloud, and points are awarded for both correct answers and answering speed. Between question rounds the game runs shorter side rounds in which players can affect each other's scores. Buzzin is available in Polish, English, Spanish and German, with a separate question set written for each language rather than machine translations of one set.
FrankenSketch is a browser-based party game for 3 to 5 players. Each round one
player is the guesser and the rest are artists. All artists receive the same
prompt and draw their assigned quarter of a 2x2 picture without seeing the other
quarters or what anyone else is drawing. When the time limit expires the four
pieces are combined into a single image, which the guesser sees for the first
time and then submits one written guess. The guesser never sees the prompt until
the guess is locked in. There is no scoring and no win condition, and the guesser
role rotates each round. The game runs in a web browser with no download and no
account, and the interface and prompts are available in ten languages.
BuzzWord is a live, chat-powered word game built for streamers and their communities. Each round, viewers race to guess a hidden 5-, 6-, or 7 letter word by typing answers in chat before the timer runs out. Across multiple rounds, correct guesses earn points, the leaderboard shifts in real time, and the final round raises the stakes for a fast, competitive, community-driven word challenge.
web-based trivia game where you'll have to guess a Pokémon by its feet (and some advices revealed in case you're needing a hint).
Challenges – Daily or Weekly: Put yourself to the test using our selection of 5 to 10 Pokémon per game. Emoji Share System to compare your results with your friends, Marathon Mode, Feet-dex
In this tiny trivia game each question you answer will either reward you with a new expensive item or punish you with a worthless piece of junk. Stack these rewards, or punishments, as high as you can without your pile falling over and make lots of money.
Red Bull GeoGamers is a web browser visual quiz game set in the world of video games.
Play solo or challenge up to three friends in fast-paced matches to find out who has the ultimate gaming culture knowledge! Create a lobby, invite your friends, and let the battle begin!
A party game for 2–8 players where you decide: is it a drunk person… or a baby? Players read ridiculous scenarios and must guess whether they describe someone who's drunk or an actual baby. Designed for laughs, surprises, and unforgettable moments with friends.
Knowtorious is a browser-based live trivia gameshow designed for in-person game nights. One player hosts from a shared screen while teams compete across a category board drawn from more than 400 categories and endless questions covering anime, film, tv shows, sports, gaming, music, geography, science, general knowledge and much more. The game features five modes: a classic category board, a heist mode with vault and alarm mechanics, a wagering mode with per-question bets, a carnival mode with traps and multipliers, and hex board game style mode. Matches are played by groups in the same room, with the host reading questions aloud and awarding points. The first match is free; later matches are played with in-game tickets.
Can you guess the food in this retro pixel art puzzle challenge? Test your brain with Food Guess, a captivating food trivia game designed for culinary quiz lovers and picture puzzle fans alike! Solve addictive retro food puzzles solo or challenge friends to a food quiz duel to see who rules the kitchen.
FC 26 Quiz is a browser based interactive live-stream trivia game designed for Twitch streamers. Players compete in real-time by guessing blurred football player cards
through the live chat. Each round presents a blurred football player card,
and viewers race to identify the player using visual clues like rating, position, and
card design. Faster correct guesses earn higher scores, with a live leaderboard
tracking all participants. The game features customizable round timers, hint systems
(letter reveals, league/nation/club info), promo card categories, multi-language
support and full streamer branding customization.
Live Play: Real-time viewer interaction via streaming platforms.
Animal Genius turns animal trivia into a colorful classroom adventure where every question feels like a mini safari. Test your knowledge across three fun categories—identity, habitats, and wild fun facts—to discover just how much you really know about creatures big and small. With simple controls, bright visuals, and a friendly quiz-master vibe, it’s perfect for kids, families, and anyone who wants to see just how wild their animal brain really is.
"Learn Basic Mandarin!!" is a game that helps to memorize 150 first level Mandarin Chinese words. The game also includes pinyin (their spelling) and a list of all the words. You have 5 lives which deplete after each wrong answer. Try to get the highest possible score.
Don't Click the Flower is a narrative personality test where every choice matters.
Answer the questions… but remember the only rule: Don’t click the flower.
Castaway Cross is a daily logic game inspired by Survivor and Immaculate Grid. Connect players across seasons, twists, and eras using strategy, memory, and a bit of intuition. Built for fans who love the details.
A daily 3x3 grid game where players attempt to fill the grid with something that matches the two categories on either axis in order to score the least points. The more obscure a selection is, the fewer points are earned.
Animals must have Wikipedia articles.
You have limited time, but get more time for each animal listed. When the timer runs out, that's game over.
No overlapping terms. For example, if you list “bear” and “polar bear”, you get no point (or time bonus) for the latter. But you can still get a point for a second kind of bear. Order doesn't matter.