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Version 1.0.7 · 2026-03-27
Improved gameplay performance Fixed minor bugs Optimized user experience
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The store currently lists version 1.0.7, updated 2026-03-27.








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Can you guess the most popular answers?
Leisure Feud Trivia is an addictive trivia quiz game where you guess what most people would say — inspired by survey-style games like Family Feud.
You only have 3 guesses, so choose wisely.
HOW TO PLAY
Read the question and guess the most popular answers.
You only have 3 chances to get it right.
Score points by finding the top answers.
Simple to play, but challenging to master.
TRAIN YOUR BRAIN
Hundreds of fun trivia questions to test your knowledge.
Improve your memory, logic, and thinking skills while playing.
TONS OF CATEGORIES
Explore topics like countries, food, movies, and everyday life.
Each round brings new and surprising answers.
FUN FOR EVERYONE
Perfect for family game nights and playing with friends.
A great way to relax and pass time anywhere.…
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Improved gameplay performance Fixed minor bugs Optimized user experience
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