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Version 6.4.0 · 2026-10-05
- Landscape support added for iPads
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The store currently lists version 6.4.0, updated 2026-10-05.








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Two teams. One phone. One winner.
Team Trivia Quiz is the party game that turns any room into a quiz show. Split into two teams, pass the phone, and find out who really knows their stuff.
How it works:
Name your teams, hand the phone over, and take turns answering 10 quick-fire questions a round. Highest score after the final round takes the win and the bragging rights.
Perfect for
- Family nights, parties and get-togethers
- Pub quiz practice
- Road trips, holidays and rainy afternoons
- Any group size. 2 players or 20, all you need is one phone
Thousands of questions across every topic:
Geography, Science, History, Animals, Movies & TV, Sports, Food & Drink, Technology, Arts, Riddles and General Knowledge. So every round feels fresh and no team gets an easy ride.
Plays anywhere:
No sign-up, no WiFi needed. Open the app and start playing anywhere.…
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- Landscape support added for iPads
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