$14.99Trivia Tricks
Trivia Tricks is an 8-player online quiz show built for game night. Answer thousands of questions across 13 categories, build your own packs in the Workshop, team up against trivia bosses or risk your lead in the Chance Round. Only one friend needs a copy for everyone to play.
Is Trivia Tricks worth it?
Trivia Tricks is worth it if…
- you want a simple trivia night with friends, online or sharing a screen
- you like making your own quizzes about the stuff you love
- you want co-op too, teaming up against bosses with their own rules
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A quiz night for eight, with bosses and gambles
You pick a category, from Geography and Music to Video Games and Anime, then buzz through multiple-choice questions against seven friends. Or you join forces and take on eight trivia bosses, each with its own rules and specialist subject.
If the scores get too comfortable, the Chance Round lets you stake your points for items that can turn a match around. You can switch it off for a straight test of knowledge. You can also pull your Twitch chat into the lobby and let the whole room vote as one player, with up to four streamers pitting chat against chat.
Make your own questions, dress your smart cookie
You make a pack about your fandom, your course topic or your friend group's inside jokes, then watch everyone else sweat through it.
Right answers earn cosmetics for the cartoon character creator, so your big brain gets a matching outfit. The look stays bright, cute and colorful, and the tone stays light enough that getting a question wrong still gets a laugh.
Good to know before you play?
Can you play it solo or as a pair?
Yes. You can play alone against bots that answer like unpredictable opponents, or play one-versus-one and co-op boss fights sharing a screen. It is at its liveliest with a full group, but it works as a quiet quiz run too.
What do the Chance Round and Twitch Chat modes add?
The Chance Round is the mischief option. You risk points you have already earned for items that can shift the standings, which suits groups who like a comeback mechanic. Turn it off if you want pure scores. The Twitch mode lets viewers join as a collective player, so streamers can test themselves against chat, or run chat-versus-chat with up to four channels.
