Trivium

Trivia at the crossroads. Every answer lives on a page you can go read — so you leave knowing more than you came with.

Three ways to play

Daily 12 gives everyone the same twelve questions each day — build a streak by coming back. Quick Play lets you tick the categories you fancy and take ten at random. Challenge a friend hands you a share link: they play the exact same questions and race your score, wherever they are, with no sign-up and nothing to install.

Why every question has a link

This is not a game that ends when you close the tab. Each of the 78 questions is drawn from a full howmany.pro explainer, and after every answer you can jump straight to the page where the real story lives — the ranges, the sources, the surprises the one-word answer hides. Trivia here is a doorway, not a dead end.

The roads you can take

How Trivium works

Every question in Trivium is built from a HowMany.pro answer page, and every answer links back to that page. So when a question catches you out, the explanation is one tap away and you leave knowing the number and the reason behind it, rather than just a green tick.

The Daily 12 is the same twelve questions for everyone on a given day, so you can compare notes with a friend or a class, and a streak counter rewards coming back tomorrow. Quick Play lets you tick the categories you want — space, music, games, food, the human body and more — and deals ten random questions from the bank. Challenge a friend builds a share link that opens the exact same set for them, anywhere, with no account on either side.

The bank is small on purpose and growing: each question is checked against its source page before it is added. There is no sign-up, no timer pressure and nothing to download; it runs in the browser on a phone as well as a laptop.

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Trivia means the place where the roads meet. Pick one and start walking.