Two Truths and a Lie!

Basic (old)

Use this option if you plan to mirror this screen to a TV or Projector

*This method does NOT work
with Presenter

Buzz In Mode

Launch Game

⚠️ This old version of Trivia mode will be supported only until August 25, 2025.

Basic

Use this option if you plan to mirror this screen to a TV or Projector

*This method does NOT work
with Presenter

Buzz In Mode

Launch Game

Controller + Presenter (old)

For this option, you will need both of these open:
1. Controller
This is the display that the host will see.
It shows the answers and controls the game.
2. Presenter
This is the display that the audience will see.

Launch Controller

Launch Presenter

Buzz In Mode

⚠️ This old version of Trivia mode will be supported only until August 25, 2025.

Controller + Presenter

For this option, you will need both of these open:
1. Controller
This is the display that the host will see.
It shows the answers and controls the game.
2. Presenter
This is the display that the audience will see.

Launch Controller

Launch Presenter

Buzz In Mode

Crowd Mode (old)

In Crowd Mode, players can join a host's game and respond to questions on their own devices.

Participants
Join at play.triviamaker.com

Host
You will control the game from the host screen.

Launch Host Screen

⚠️ This old version of Trivia mode will be supported only until August 25, 2025.

Crowd Mode

In Crowd Mode, players can join a host's game and respond to questions on their own devices.

Host
You will control the game from the host screen.

Question screen ON OFF

Theme Sound ON OFF

Auto Submit ON OFF

Launch Host Screen

Solo Trivia

This option launches the game for one person to play on their own. It has a time limit and keeps track of how many questions were answered correctly

Play

Share

Classroom Mode (old)

In Classroom Mode, students can join a teacher's game and respond to questions on their own devices.

Classroom Names

Launch Host Screen

⚠️ This old version of Trivia mode will be supported only until August 25, 2025.

Classroom Mode

In Classroom Mode, students can join a teacher's game and respond to questions on their own devices.

Classroom Names

Question screen ON OFF

Theme Sound ON OFF

Auto Submit ON OFF

Launch Host Screen

Classic Modes

The standard trivia experience. Includes Solo practice, Group hosting, Buzzers, and Presenter screens. All use one shared link.

✓ Solo or Group Play on single Device
✓ Presenter View Using Two Devices
✓ Buzz Mode Support

Crowd Mode

Designed for massive events. Players join directly from their own phones using a unique QR code and link.

✓ Separate Join Link
✓ Player Own Devices
✓ Live Leaderboard
✓ Play With Classroom

Collect Results?

ON OFF

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GRID

Questions are arranged in categories. Harder questions are worth more points.
Example:
I'll take "Our Locations" for $500

LIST

Contestants try to name the "top answers" to the question.
Example:
Name something you soak.

TRIVIA

Basic Multiple Choice Questions

Example:
What is the State Bird of California?

WHEEL

Contestants try to solve word puzzles by guessing hidden letters.
Example:
I'd like to buy a vowel

TICTAC

Classic game of X's and O's. Answer 3 Questions in a line to win the round.
Example:
That is correct and X gets the square

FUSION

Questions are arranged in categories. Contestants try to name the "top answers to the question. Basic Multiple Choice Questions.
Example:
Which US state is the largest area-wise?