Party mode
One quiz. Two living rooms.
Your quiz runs at your place. Send a link and a second home shows the same game on its own TV. Guests there scan their own TV's QR code and play on their phones.
Which river flows through Cairo?
The host's phone steers the whole game.
Guests here scan this TV's own QR code.
How party mode works
Four steps to a quiz in two places.
Host taps Share party link
The lobby shows a party code like KQTR-WXHM.
Home 2 opens the link on a screen
Or types the party code into the app.
Guests scan their TV's QR code
Phone cameras, no app, no account.
Everyone plays one game
Both TVs show the same question and scoreboard.
The party code
KQTR-WXHM
Eight letters: the room code, a dash, then the screen code for the second TV. The same thing works as a link: puzlrquiznight.com/KQTR-WXHM
What can be the second screen
- Apple TV
- iPad
- A laptop browser
- Fire TV browser
- Chromecast browser
Apple TV and iPad use the Quiz Night app. Anything else opens the party link in a web browser. TV browsers vary, so if one struggles, a laptop plugged into the TV always works.
Party mode or remote play?
A second TV, a second room.
A TV or screen at the other home shows the quiz. Guests there scan that TV's QR code. Best for a group together in another house.
One person, one invite.
Each person joins from wherever they are with a six letter invite. No second TV needed, up to four remote places. Best for family who are each on their own.
Both count towards the limit of 8 players in a game. Remote play is for subscribers.