The host can finally play
At a traditional quiz night someone writes the questions, reads them out and adds up the scores. Approx takes care of all three: questions come from a reviewed library, a timer moves each round along, and scoring is automatic.
Plan the evening
A game of 5 to 10 rounds takes a few minutes; several in a row make a full evening. Change the categories between games so everyone gets a favourite topic.
- Start a video call with your group.
- Create a private game and paste its link into the call chat.
- Agree on the rounds and timing, then start.
- Play another game with different categories for the next part of the night.
Keep it fair across a mixed group
Because answers are ranges, a well-judged estimate can beat a lucky exact guess, so players who rarely win a pub quiz still have a real chance.
Power-ups add a light layer of tactics. You can switch them off in the game settings if your group prefers a straight quiz.
Up to 10 players per game
Each game holds up to 10 players. For a bigger crowd, split into several private games and compare winners at the end, or play in teams where each team shares one device.