“Too many ads — I absolutely love this game and would’ve given it 5 stars if not for so many ads. I did the live race trivia competition but lost because of ads. I got one ad then answered a question then immediately another ad and after…”
About this app
Travel back in time with Flashback Trivia — the nostalgia game that tests your memory of the 80s, 90s, 2000s, and all-time classics.
5,000+ HAND-CRAFTED QUESTIONS Music, movies, TV, sports, news, and pop culture from the decades you grew up loving. Every question is fact-checked.
PICK YOUR DECADE - 80s — synthwave, MTV, neon, Reagan - 90s — sitcoms, grunge, dial-up, Beanie Babies - 2000s — TRL, low-rise jeans, the iPod era - All-Time — the greatest hits across every decade
DAILY CHALLENGE A new "Decade of the Day" puzzle every 24 hours. 14-day rotation, no repeats.
POWER-UPS WHEN YOU NEED THEM 50/50, Reroll, and Expert Hint help you push through the tough rounds. First use of each is free.
GROW YOUR STREAK Daily login bonuses. Coin and gem rewards. Unlock decade experts who share their wisdom on the tough ones.
NO SIGN-UP, PLAY OFFLINE Jump in instantly.…
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“Too Many Ads — Four ads in the course of one game is too many ads. That’s nor even counting the ads between games. I understand the need for ads. But when I spend as much or more time viewing ads as I do playing, You. Got. Too. Many. Ads…”
“Deal Breaker — I love the idea of this game and it was fun for the first couple of rounds. That being said, it is bad enough when a game forces you to watch ads after each round, but having a round interrupted with ads is something I…”
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Store listing updated to version 1.0.49.
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