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Version 1.4.25 · 2026-10-09
new modes available
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The store currently lists version 1.4.25, updated 2026-10-09.








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Who Buzzed turns every phone into a buzzer for fast trivia parties, classroom quizzes, family game nights and group challenges.
Create a room, share the code, let players buzz first, and let the host decide who got the answer right. It is simple to start and energetic to play.
Game modes include:
- Classic buzzer trivia
- Sporcle Mode for list-style party challenges
- Stop Complete word races
- Answer To Survive
- Secret Clue
- Super Card
- Online rooms and Offline Pro rooms
Use Who Buzzed for:
- trivia game nights
- party quiz games with friends
- classroom review games
- team building competitions
- Arabic and English question games
- custom quiz packs
Add your own questions or play with ready packs. Whether you want a buzzer game, a trivia game, a party quiz or a group challenge, Who Buzzed helps everyone join the same room and play together.…
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