Trivia games to play with friends online

Trivia where you do not need to know the answer

Regular trivia rewards whoever knows the most. Banate Raho rewards whoever lies best. The Fun Facts deck asks real questions with strange answers, such as how many dimples a typical golf ball has. You probably do not know, so you write something believable, and the others have to pick the real answer out of a list of your inventions. That keeps people who are not trivia buffs in the game until the last round.

How a trivia night works on SuperQuiz

One person starts a Banate Raho room and puts it on a TV, a laptop or a shared screen on a video call. Friends join on their phones with the 4-letter code or the QR code. The host picks a deck and 5, 7 or 10 rounds. Each round gives 75 seconds to write an answer and 40 seconds to vote, then Captain Bluff reveals the lies one by one and the truth last. Scores carry through to a winner and end-of-game awards.

Straight quizzes for movie and brand buffs

When you want questions with one right answer, the solo games work as a shared quiz on a big screen. Guess the Movie has 535 minimalist posters. Hollywood Hero has 49 levels of movie quotes, taglines, title fonts and emoji films. Logo Quiz Battle has 869 logos in 20 categories, including cars, airlines and fashion, with five seconds per logo. There is no cross-room leaderboard, so keep score among yourselves.