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here be engineers
Web engineering trivia night. HTML to the event loop to dragons. A presenter on the TV, phones as controllers, and a Super Question at the end of every round.
One host on the big screen. Everyone else scans a QR and plays from the couch. Short rooms, loud scores, and a smile when somebody nails it.
The host device runs the room, the scoreboard, and the show.
Players connect to this instance of the game, not a generic lobby.
Answers, votes, and chaos stay on the handset. The TV stays loud.
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Web engineering trivia night. HTML to the event loop to dragons. A presenter on the TV, phones as controllers, and a Super Question at the end of every round.
tonight's lineup
Every title follows the same session, phase, and audio pattern. Cards feel like boxes on the table, not dashboard tiles.
Web engineering trivia night. HTML to the event loop to dragons. A presenter on the TV, phones as controllers, and a Super Question at the end of every round.
A soccer trivia night for a lounge that still argues about offside. Park rules, this summer's World Cup, then walk the trophy backwards. Questions on the TV. Answers on your phone. Extra time closes every round.
A whole-family trivia game for fans of a famous wizard-school story. Questions land on the TV, answers lock on phones, and every round ends with a five-point final question.
A fast-paced general trivia game covering science and nature, pop culture, gaming, books, the world, money, and famous faces. Test what you know, outsmart the room, and prove who has the biggest brain energy.
You are the human training panel for M.O.R.A.L., an AI learning what people call ethics. Load the tracks, defend your survival, and make the least troubling decision you can manage.
noughts and crosses
The game you already know, with one twist. You only ever keep three marks on the board, so your oldest one disappears the moment you play a fourth. Get three in a row before the board rearranges itself under you.