The Living Game Table

Pick your next game.

Play a quick round on your own, open a room with friends, or try a different kind of challenge. Every choice below leads to a game you can play now.

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7 games to compare

  • Trivia Live

    A live multiplayer trivia night you host in the browser. Pick a pack, answer the same questions together, and follow the standings to the highest total.

    2–4 players

    How it plays

    Trivia Live turns your browser into a game-show table. The whole room answers at the same time on one shared clock, a correct text answer is worth full points whether you were first or last, and everyone sees the reveal together. General Knowledge Short and Normal each include one map moment, scored by how close your pin lands.

  • The Countdown

    Ten arbitrary numbers. Four escalating clue stages. One permanent lock and a table full of people insisting their terrible guess was strategic.

    How it plays

    The Countdown is a fast social guessing game with no knowledge test. Every round hides a number from 1 to 1,000. Lock during Blind for the biggest possible reward, wait through Whisper and Signal for safer clues, or accept Giveaway points when subtlety has left the room. Closer still matters, but waiting always lowers the ceiling.

  • Map Guessr

    A browser guessing game where players see a real place, pin it on the map, and score by distance.

    Solo · 2–4 players

    How it plays

    Map Guessr turns geography intuition into a multiplayer reveal. You do not need exact coordinates. You need a smarter pin than the rest of the room before the map lights up.

  • Flag Guessr

    A visual geography game where players identify countries from their flags. Fast exact-answer rounds make it perfect for parties and classrooms.

    Solo

    How it plays

    Flag Guessr strips geography down to one symbol at a time. Each round shows a flag, every player locks in a country, and the reveal settles who actually knows the world map.

  • Quote Guessr

    A text-first culture game where players identify the author or speaker behind a famous quote.

    Solo

    How it plays

    Quote Guessr turns one memorable line into a room-wide test of memory, context, and pattern recognition.

  • Keep Your Seat Arena

    A 2 to 4 player trivia match with one active Seat. Answer correctly to pass it on; a wrong answer or timeout eliminates you. The last player still in wins.

    2–4 players

    How it plays

    Keep Your Seat Arena is a human-only, turn-based survival game. One player holds the active Seat and answers a text multiple-choice question. A correct answer hands the Seat to the next player; a wrong answer or server-timed timeout moves that player to the watch row. The last player still active wins.

  • Solo Jam

    A free solo trivia run that mixes 12 questions across categories, with instant feedback after every guess.

    Solo

    How it plays

    Solo Jam is a quick solo trivia run built for casual free play. Twelve questions are pulled from a mixed category pool, capped so no single category can dominate the run. Lock in a guess, see the answer right away, then move to the next round.

Play on your own

Low-friction games with a public solo path. Choose one and start straight away.

  1. Flag Guessr

    Play mode: SoloPlay mode: Multiplayer

    A visual geography game where players identify countries from their flags. Fast exact-answer rounds make it perfect for parties and classrooms.

  2. Quote Guessr

    Play mode: SoloPlay mode: Multiplayer

    A text-first culture game where players identify the author or speaker behind a famous quote.

  3. Solo Jam

    Play mode: Solo

    A free solo trivia run that mixes 12 questions across categories, with instant feedback after every guess.

Play together

Create a room, share the code, and bring everyone to the same table.

  1. Trivia Live

    Play mode: Multiplayer

    A live multiplayer trivia night you host in the browser. Pick a pack, answer the same questions together, and follow the standings to the highest total.

    Players
    2–4 players
  2. The Countdown

    Play mode: Multiplayer

    Ten arbitrary numbers. Four escalating clue stages. One permanent lock and a table full of people insisting their terrible guess was strategic.

    Rounds
    10 rounds
  3. Flag Guessr

    Play mode: SoloPlay mode: Multiplayer

    A visual geography game where players identify countries from their flags. Fast exact-answer rounds make it perfect for parties and classrooms.

  4. Quote Guessr

    Play mode: SoloPlay mode: Multiplayer

    A text-first culture game where players identify the author or speaker behind a famous quote.

  5. Keep Your Seat Arena

    Play mode: Multiplayer

    A 2 to 4 player trivia match with one active Seat. Answer correctly to pass it on; a wrong answer or timeout eliminates you. The last player still in wins.

    Players
    2–4 players

Try something different

Maps, flags, quotes, built-in packs, and broader ways into play—follow what catches your eye.

  1. Trivia Live

    Play mode: Multiplayer

    A live multiplayer trivia night you host in the browser. Pick a pack, answer the same questions together, and follow the standings to the highest total.

    Players
    2–4 players

    Built-in packs

    General KnowledgeWorld Cup TriviaFrench CultureWorld GeographyKeep Your Seat ArenaKeep Your Seat — Everyone Answers
  2. Flag Guessr

    Play mode: SoloPlay mode: Multiplayer

    A visual geography game where players identify countries from their flags. Fast exact-answer rounds make it perfect for parties and classrooms.

  3. Keep Your Seat Arena

    Play mode: Multiplayer

    A 2 to 4 player trivia match with one active Seat. Answer correctly to pass it on; a wrong answer or timeout eliminates you. The last player still in wins.

    Players
    2–4 players

    Built-in packs

    General KnowledgeWorld Cup TriviaFrench CultureWorld GeographyKeep Your Seat ArenaKeep Your Seat — Everyone Answers