
Guess the Capital
Medium~2 minstream
Browser trivia comes in two shapes: short scored runs you play on impulse, and hosted quizzes you run for a group. Both are useful, but they are not interchangeable — the first needs zero setup, the second needs a host and a room.
A history quiz built entirely from well-documented events — moon landings, film releases, tech launches. The four options are always close together, which is what makes it hard and what makes it a good round to shout at a screen with other people.
When did it actually happen? Closer than you think.
10 rounds · about 3 min · no signup
Free, no signup, no download — each opens straight into a round.
These live on other sites. Listed because they genuinely do something different — links open in a new tab.
A very large archive of user-made trivia quizzes, mostly type-the-answer lists against a timer.
Best for: Deep, specific trivia topics you will not find on a small site.
Host-run quiz platform where players answer on their phones. Free tier for small groups, paid plans above that.
Best for: Running a scored quiz for a class, team or audience.
Paid party game packs where one screen is shared and everyone joins with their phone using a room code.
Best for: A full games night with a group, when someone is happy to buy a pack.