Games of Knowledge

Brutal verification of general knowledge can be a brief description of the first game. Participants receive randomly selected questions and choose one of the four answers. Only correctness of the answer is important in scoring, reaction time does not matter. In the next stage, players choose one of the two displayed categories (from medicine to automotive) and all participants answer the question. The procedure is repeated until the pool of questions is up.

Musical Battle

In this game, participants listen to a part of a song and must guess the song title or the artist. The faster the response, the more points you can earn. Initially, players need to spot the answer without any information about the song. In the second part, participants sequentially choose one of three categories: music genre, artist, or keyword, allowing them to hear a song according to their preferences.

Blind Bet

During this stage of the game, there’s a reverse order of play. Participants first see only the answers to the question (without knowing its content) and must blindly bet points they have at their disposal at the beginning of the round. After the question is displayed, players provide their answers. For a correct answer, they keep the points they risked and receive additional points equal to their bet. However, for an incorrect answer, they lose the points they bet. The game consists of six questions of increasing difficulty, so careful management of the received points is crucial.

Mysterious Melodies

Participants listen to a part of a song and its lyrics appear on the screens. At some point, the playback of the song is stopped and players must complete the missing lyrics. The text does not need to be typed manually , players have to arrange the words displayed on the screen in the correct order. The number of available words is greater than the missing ones, so not knowing the song doesn’t allow you to randomly guess the correct answer.

Fifty-Fifty

Players will face questions where they have a 50% chance of giving the correct answer. In this case, it will be a choice between true/false, less/more, or A/B. he questions concern non-conventional fields, such as statistics, useless facts, or news from the world of celebrities and influencers. Additional explanations are provided for each answer, allowing participants to acquire as much useless knowledge as possible.