Ten questions from each of 14 categories, each with its answer underneath and sorted from easy to hard. Every category links to its full set, and every set plays live on a TV as a game show board, with phones as buzzers.
Science, geography, history and books, the classic pub quiz mix.
American and world history, from the pyramids to the Moon landing.
Put a set on the TV as a board. Everyone joins with a code, their phone becomes a buzzer, and the first press answers. Free, and nobody installs anything.
Start a game, freeYou tap right or wrong, and the scores update on the TV. Play in teams or let everyone play alone, and the winner gets a podium at the end.
Open LiveGameShow on a TV, a laptop or a projector, and pick a board. The screen shows a six-digit code and a QR code.
Everyone scans the QR or types the code at FreeLiveGameShow.com, and their phone becomes a buzzer.
You open the buzzers, the first phone answers, and the board keeps the score.
One clear answer that most people almost know. Avoid trick wording, facts that change every year, and questions only one person in the room could answer.
If two answers could be right, rewrite it.
Start easy so every team scores, then raise the stakes.
Records and firsts don't change next season.
Right here: 140 with answers on this page, and full sets of 25 or more in every category, all free.
About 50 to 75, which is two or three boards. That fills an hour to an hour and a half with breaks.
Yes. Every set is a game show board for the TV, and players buzz in from their phones. It's free, with nothing to install.
Pick a board, share the code, and open the buzzers. Your first question can be on the TV in a minute.