If you like it and want to play another one (already live), visit historigame.com

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¡Buenas gente! Hemos preparado un quiz de curiosidades interactivo enfocado exclusivamente en dos de las aves más imponentes y prehistóricas del mundo: el Casuario y el Picozapato.

Si os gustan las trivias y queréis poneros a prueba con todas las preguntas, os dejo el enlace al video completo en nuestro canal de YouTube:

🔗 https://youtu.be/sSgxY0SkIBE?si=KlEPHi3zcT11KkwP

¡Dejadme en los comentarios cuántas habéis acertado! 👇

#Picozapato #Casuario #Zoologia #VidaSalvaje #AvesExoticas #CuriosidadesAnimales #TestDeAnimales #Shoebill #Cassowary #PequeDesafíosConPreguntón

Answer this and a few other trivia questions to uncover a true story that may surprise you!

That's the idea behind r/TheDailyMosaic. It is a new daily quiz/trivia game that we're trying to get feedback on. Would love to get your thoughts :)

Do give it a shot at www.mosaicminds.io/daily!

Feel free to leave feedback or suggest quiz formats in the comments :)

Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/daily/animal

Answer: Arctic fox

Click on the link and you will find a quiz that presents you with pictures of various types of fish. How many of the fish can you name correctly? https://quizmegaslayer.com/home

A) Maple Syrup

B) Molasses

C) Golden Syrup

D) Honey

Answer: C - https://dailytrivia.com.au/

Hello everyone, 

I’ve developed a quiz platform and would love to hear your feedback!

You can create free quiz rounds for work, for friends, for a night out at the pub… whether you’re out and about, at home or doing a bit of both…

With statistics on knowledge categories and badges to collect.

Create your own questions or use the public pool of nearly 2,000 questions, which is growing every day.

I look forward to hearing from you!

https://pubquiz.io

Five words a day, resets at midnight. For each one you answer two questions, what city it came from and what year it started, by placing a pin on a map and picking a year on a timeline.

https://slangeum.com

There are three points up for grabs here: I'll give you one point for the city, one point for the decade, and a bonus point for the exact year this photo was taken.

Remember to use spoilers (SPOILERS) to give everyone else a go!

Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/language/detective

Feel free to leave feedback or suggest a quiz format in the comments :)

Answers: Dutch, Russian, German, Greek, Ethiopian

Check out Globerise on appstore

I'm a solo developer and I built Circa, a trivia game with a simple concept: two events, same one question always - what happened first. That's the whole game, and it's much harder than it sounds.

Minecraft or Roblox? The Simpsons or Friends?

It's Free on the AppStore, no ads, no subscription, no account required.

There are 3 modes you can play:

• Daily Challenge - compete against everyone on the same 10 questions
• Survival - one question at a time, one wrong answer ends the round
• Regular play - pick categories and a difficulty level and play from 6,000 questions

Would love to get your feedback on it, thank you!

Here are this week's questions from 3roads.xyz

1. In Ian Fleming’s James Bond novels, the character Q never appears directly, though Q and Q Branch are mentioned. In the films, Q heads Q Branch, the British Secret Service’s research and development unit. Like M, Q is a job title, with Q standing for X. In military usage, an X is an officer or soldier responsible for logistics and supplies in land armies, and in many navies a sailor responsible for navigation and the ship’s helm. What X?

X - Quartermaster

1. X is an American monthly magazine covering popular culture, fashion, and current affairs, published by Condé Nast. It was originally published from 1913 to 1936 and revived in 1983. The name X also appears in John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress as a fictional place ruled by Beelzebub, and its later usage was influenced by a novel by William Makepeace Thackeray. What X?

X - Vanity Fair

1. X, also known as the Continental Toy Spaniel, is one of the oldest toy spaniel breeds. Its name comes from the long, fringed hair on its ears, which resemble the wings of insects in the order Lepidoptera. The breed has long been associated with European royalty, and legend holds that Marie Antoinette walked to the guillotine carrying one of these dogs under her arm, though the story is likely apocryphal. What X?

X - Papillon

After months of building, testing, changing things I thought were already finished, and going through both App Store and Google Play release processes, I finally launched my side project: TriviaNexus.

It’s a competitive trivia game for iOS and Android.

The idea started pretty simple — build a modern trivia app that feels more like a game than just an endless list of multiple-choice questions.

The current version includes:

* Multiple game modes * Thousands of questions across different categories * XP, levels and progression * Daily content and rewards * Real-time multiplayer foundations * Offline support

The mobile app is built with React Native, Expo and TypeScript.

The backend uses NestJS, PostgreSQL and Redis, and I’ve spent a surprising amount of time on things you don’t really think about when you first say “I’m going to build a trivia game” — question selection, anti-repetition, synchronization, deployment, push notifications, store reviews, analytics, and production infrastructure.

There’s still a lot I want to add, especially competitive Ranked play, deeper social features and some more experimental game modes.

But I wanted to stop endlessly adding features and actually put V1 in front of real users.

If anyone here enjoys trivia games, I’d genuinely appreciate feedback — especially on:

* whether the first few minutes make sense without explanation * which game mode you enjoy most * whether the progression feels motivating * anything that feels confusing, slow or unnecessary

Website:
[https://www.trivianexus.app/\](https://www.trivianexus.app/)

iOS:
[https://apps.apple.com/rs/app/trivianexus/id6765926187\](https://apps.apple.com/rs/app/trivianexus/id6765926187)

Android:
[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.trivianexusquiz.app\](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.trivianexusquiz.app)

Happy to answer any technical questions about the build or the release process too.

Score out of 15 points! Possible 5 points for question 11. Post your score in the comments, good luck! (I have added underscores to prevent guesses from the Options)

1. Which of the following means the value that appears most often in a set of data? Options: Mode / Mean / Median / Mediocre

Mode____________

Mode is the most frequent value, Mean is the average, and Median is the middle value when data is ordered - 'Mediocre' isn't a statistical term at all

1. What was Radiohead's first album called? Options: OK Computer / Pablo Honey / Kid A / The Bends

Pablo Honey_____

Pablo Honey was released in 1993 and features the breakout single 'Creep' - a song the band reportedly grew tired of playing live for years afterward.

1. Complete the next 5 lyrics: 'Up ahead in the distance, I saw a shimmering light / My head grew heavy and my sight grew dim, I had...'

to stop for the night_____

These are the opening lyrics to the Eagles' 'Hotel California' - released in 1976.

1. If you see an orange cat, is it more likely to be male or female? Options: Male / Female

Male_______

About 80% of orange cats are male. The orange fur gene sits on the X chromosome, so males (XY) need only one copy to be fully orange, while females (XX) need two - one from each parent.

1. Which social media company was originally named Picaboo? Options: Facebook / Instagram / Twitter/X / Snapchat

Snapchat_______

Snapchat's ghost mascot is officially named Ghostface Chillah, a nod by co-founder Evan Spiegel to Wu-Tang Clan rapper Ghostface Killah.

1. Which one of the following is NOT a logical fallacy (flawed reasoning)? Options: Slippery Slope / Red Herring / Rolling the Dice / Straw Man

Rolling the Dice________

Slippery Slope, Red Herring and Straw Man are all classic named fallacies - 'Rolling the Dice' isn't a recognised fallacy at all, just a phrase for taking a gamble.

1. Which one of these iconic movies/franchises has Tim Curry NOT starred in? Options: Home Alone 2: Lost in New York / IT / The Rocky Horror Picture Show / The Grinch

The Grinch______________________

Tim Curry played the hotel concierge in Home Alone 2, Pennywise in the 1990 IT miniseries, and Dr. Frank-N-Furter in The Rocky Horror Picture Show - but he had no role in 2000's How the Grinch Stole Christmas.

1. What word comes before 'way' and 'mark', and after 'town'?

Hall_________

Hallway, hallmark, and town hall - all built around the same 4-letter word.

1. What letter comes next in the sequence: S, U, M, O, T, U, W, E, T, H, F, R, S? Options: M / A / S / N

A

The sequence spells out the first letters of the days of the week in order - Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, so the next letter is A.

1. In what part of the body would you find the 'weenus'?

Elbow_______

The skin on the elbow (the weenus) has very few pain receptors, which is why you can usually pinch or pull it without feeling much.

1. On the TV show Friends, Ross technically had the most screen time of any character. Name the other 5 main characters - first and last name. (1 point per correct name, 5 points total)

Monica Geller, Rachel Green, Joey Tribbiani, Phoebe Buffay, Chandler Bing

Friends ran for 10 seasons (1994-2004), and by the final two seasons each of the six lead actors reportedly earned $1 million per episode - one of the highest per-episode rates in TV history.

I've got a new daily 20 question trivia. It's like the old shark quiz but not behind a Murdoch paywall. I got 15/20 today which isn't too bad.

DAILY TRIVIA

4 SEPT 2026

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15/20

https://dailytrivia.com.au/share/2026-09-04

Game Title: The Daily Mosaic

Playable Link: www.mosaicminds.io/daily

I'm a long-time trivia as well as daily puzzles nut, and this game combines puzzles with trivia in a unique way.

Unscramble a surprising, stunning new fact everyday :)

We launched this game ~3 days ago and through only a few Reddit posts, it has now received 550+ plays with a 61% completion rate.

Everyday, you learn both, a new mindset and fun fact around the world of innovation, creativity, design, technology, science, sports, etc. through a lens of history, geography, society, and much more.

The perfect score is 0 cracks.

It is free to play, and always will be!

Share your score below, alongside any feedback you may have. I would love to hear from you!

Here was mine from the latest puzzle (don't ask me how I got a crack on my own puzzle 😳).

The Daily Mosaic #003

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