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Version 2.3.12 · 2026-10-29
Onboarding UX improved
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The store currently lists version 2.3.12, updated 2026-10-29.








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One family game. A topic and difficulty for every player.
Bring everyone together with Family Trivia. Each player chooses their own topic and difficulty, then you take turns answering questions on one iPhone or iPad. Kids can pick what interests them, and parents can choose a challenge of their own.
MAKE THE GAME YOURS
Choose a suggested topic or type your own: animals, space, dinosaurs, movies, science and more. Set Easy, Medium or Hard separately for each player.
ONE DEVICE, EVERYONE TOGETHER
Add up to 10 players or teams. Pass the device around, or have one person read the questions aloud. No extra devices needed.
A QUESTION, FOUR CHOICES
Pick an answer and get immediate feedback. See the correct answer when you miss one, follow the scores, and find out who wins.
READY FOR ANOTHER ROUND?
Choose how many rounds to play, then start another game when you're ready.…
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Onboarding UX improved
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