How to play
- Open the quiz on a phone, tablet or laptop. Play by yourself or let the group discuss each question.
- Choose one of the four answers. If you are playing together, agree on your choice before anyone taps.
- Read the correct answer and its short explanation, then move to the next question.
- After five questions, see your score out of five. There is no countdown, so take a little time to talk it through.
What kind of trivia is it?
The sample mixes general knowledge: animals, geography, numbers and simple geometry. It asks things like how many hearts an octopus has or which ocean is the largest.
You do not need to know a particular TV show, sports league or local celebrity. That makes this a useful first game when your guests have different interests. The questions and explanations are in English.
A small quiz with a clear finish
Use Quick Wit while people settle in or between longer games. One person can read and tap while everybody else joins the discussion. There is one shared score, rather than separate player accounts or an online leaderboard.
The demo contains five questions. A replay changes their order, but it is the same question set. Once the answers are familiar, move on to a different game instead of expecting a fresh quiz pack.
What you need
One internet-connected device and a few quiet minutes. A TV is optional: connect a laptop using HDMI or screen mirroring if a larger screen would help your group read. No app, sign-up, card deck or answer sheets are required.
Good to know
Can I play solo?
Yes. Quick Wit supports one player. A group can also talk through the questions and choose one answer together.
Is there a time limit?
No. The quiz has no countdown; about three minutes is a guide, not a deadline.
Will a replay have new questions?
The current preview reuses the same five questions in a shuffled order.
