Games that run on what you know.
Quizzes, puzzles, party games and detective mysteries. Answer well, and something happens: a ladder holds, a throne is won, a case cracks open.
Got people coming round? Put it on the big screen, everyone joins on their phone. Game night, sorted.Start here
Full Circuit
Explore a strange house of five rooms, each a different way to answer, and win the parts of a machine that has slept for a hundred years. Play alone, or as a team on one big screen.
Creak & Coil
A snakes-and-ladders climb where the board is falling apart. Rickety ladders rot and collapse, sleeping snakes wake and strike, and a great bird, rockfalls and storms shake up the ascent. Answer fast to hold a ladder or dodge a snake, and race to the summit before the way up crumbles.
Live · winner stays onHold The Throne
A winner-stays-on buzzer gauntlet: two players duel on a question, the winner keeps their seat and takes on the next challenger from the queue. Build a streak, survive to the Grand Finale, and earn a place among the Legends. An animated host runs the whole show. Best with 3+ players, on your phones.
Live · game-show nightThe Big Quiz
The full game-show experience: an animated host runs four rounds (Rapid-Fire, Fill the Gap, Five Clues and a Buzzer finale) while two teams play along on their phones. One screen hosts (a laptop, a TV, even a phone); everyone else joins with a code. Grab a group and play.
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Full Circuit: Team
One of you goes into each room while the rest watch and shout. Then the whole team becomes the machine’s circuit.
Chapter & Verse
The Bible game show. Four rounds, an animated host, two teams on their phones. Built for church groups, youth nights and family gatherings.
Hold The Throne: Bible
The buzzer gauntlet with a Scripture bank. Win the duel, keep your seat, take on the queue. Best with 3+ players.
Full Circuit: Bible Edition, Team
Five Bible stories, one of you in each while the rest shout, then everyone marches round the walls of Jericho.
Standing Room: Together
One floor, everybody on it. Every step any of you takes sinks a board for all of you.
Creak & Coil: Shared Climb
The race up one rotting board. Everyone shares the same ladders, so a wrong answer costs the whole table.
Finish Line
A real-time race: everyone joins the same code, then every right answer moves your racer forward. First to the finish line wins.
Tug of War
Two teams, one rope. Every right answer hauls it your way and a wrong one lets it slip: first side over the line wins.
First Finger
Same question for everyone at once: the first correct answer takes the point. A wrong buzz locks you out, so be quick but sure.
First Finger: Bible
The buzzer race with a Bible question bank: same fast, first-correct-wins format, scripture edition.
Adventures & puzzles
Spines
A teetering pile of books, each spine a subject. Pull one, answer it, set it on top, and don't let it fall. Alone or with friends.
Spines: Bible Edition
A teetering pile of books, each spine a part of the Bible's story. Pull one, answer it, and don't let it fall. Alone or with friends.
Gaslight
Noir detective cases where your deductions write the ending. A wrong call reroutes the case, it never ends it.
Full Circuit: Bible Edition
Five Bible stories, five ways to answer, and the walls of Jericho at the end.
Standing Room
Every step sinks the board behind you. Answer right to choose where you go. Last one standing wins.
The Quiet Line
Words arrive as keypad digits over a failing signal. Decode them all and they spell the transmission.
The Vault
Seven doors, each held by a word you cannot see. Decode your way down. Three wrong entries and it stays shut.
Reach the Core
Chart a branching route from the rim to the galactic core. Every jump throws an obstacle your way: answer to pass. Choose your path; three wrong and the run ends in the void.
Escape the Keep
The same branching escape recast in a crumbling castle: gateways, portcullises, knights and locked vaults stand between you and the gate.
Out of the Labyrinth
The branching escape as an ancient maze: passages, closing walls, and a Minotaur or two between you and the centre.
Claim the Board
A frontier land rush: stake claims across a 5×5 board by answering, jump the Rustler's plots with two right in a row, and hold the most land when the dust settles.
Jigsaw
Drag the scattered pieces home to rebuild a freshly generated picture: race the clock across four sizes, from a 12-piece warm-up to a 48-piece master.
Piece by Piece
A flag builds itself piece by piece: name the country before it finishes. Guess early off a few pieces for big points; one guess only.
Quick games
Smudged
A message in a bottle, smudged by the sea. Spin the helm, answer to wipe letters clean, and read it before your ship sinks.
Smudged: Bible Edition
A letter carried through the storm on Paul's voyage to Rome. Answer Bible questions to wipe the letters clean.
Brain Coaster
A quiz that powers a rollercoaster: answer right to crest the hill and plunge. Keep your streak alive; three brakes ends the ride.
Wall of Fame
See who holds every title across the hub: the reigning champions, the all-time records and the latest results. Beat the best and the crown is yours.
Five Clues
Guess the hidden answer from clues revealed one at a time: the fewer you need, the more points you score.
Five Clues: Bible
The Five Clues format with a scripture twist: name the person, place or event from the Bible.
Snap Sort
Tap left or right to bin each item before its timer runs out: build a streak, but three misses ends your run.
Call Your Shot
Answer, then throw a dart at the bullseye to stake how sure you are: bold for big points, safe for small.
Match Up
Link each item to its partner: capitals, authors, elements and more. Clear the board and climb the tiers.
Higher or Lower
Which is bigger? Tallest, longest, fastest, oldest: the category keeps switching.
Odd One Out
Three belong together, one doesn't: spot it. The hidden link is revealed after.
Guess the Year
Slide through time as the page changes from manuscript to screen. Lock in your year, watch it land on the timeline, and chase exact-year streaks.
Fact or Fiction
True or false? Snap judgements, with famous myths waiting to trip you up near the top.
Spot the Lie
Three statements, one is made up. Find the fib: they get sneakier as you climb.
Recall
Watch the pattern light up, then tap it back. It grows every round: pure memory.
Unscramble
Jumbled letters, one word. Tap them into order against the clock: hints if you're stuck.