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THE PARTY QUIZ
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DEMOS

Play before you build

Four ready-made quizzes, one per format, running on the real game screen, and gameshow and quickfire again with every player for themselves. Open one on your laptop, or on the TV, and play the host's side.

No sign-up · runs in any browser

Question generation included

Pick a demo

Each one fills the browser window, and your progress stays in this browser. Gameshow and quickfire come in a solo version too.

  • Gameshow demo

    Two boards with music clues and action squares, and a tie-breaker.

    ▶ Play the Party Quiz demo Play gameshow solo

  • Pub-quiz demo

    General knowledge, closest guess wins, and a connections round.

    ▶ Play the pub-quiz demo

  • Quickfire demo

    Ten multiple-choice questions against the clock.

    ▶ Play the quickfire demo Play quickfire solo

  • Would You Rather demo

    Dilemmas with two choices, and an example of how a room might split.

    ▶ Play the Would You Rather demo

What the demos can and can't do

The demos run without a room code, so no phones are connected. On the board you open tiles, reveal answers and award points yourself. In the pub quiz you open questions and mark answers by hand. Quickfire shows every question and its reveal, but with no phones answering, nobody scores. Would You Rather has no phones voting either, so its reveal shows an example split, labelled as an example.

The two solo demos seat five made-up players, so you can see the everyone-for-themselves scoreboard with a row per person. In a real game those rows are your players: each one appears as their phone joins.

To play with phones, create a free quiz: it gets its own room code, and the buzzers work straight away.

Questions about the demos

Do I need an account to play a demo?

No. The demos are open to everyone, in all seven languages.

Can players join a demo with their phones?

No, a demo has no room code. Create a free quiz for that; it takes a minute and gets its own code.

Can I put a demo on my TV?

Yes. Open it in the TV's browser or on a laptop plugged into the TV, and switch the browser to full screen.

What's the difference between the team and solo demos?

The questions are the same; who scores is not. The team demos have two named teams. The solo demos have five players who each score for themselves, the “Everyone for themselves” mode you can choose for any board or quickfire quiz.

Liked it?

Build your own in the same format, free, with phone buzzers.

Host a free quizCompare the formats

Question generation included