How to play
- The host opens the question.
- Players answer or buzz during the active window.
- The correction is revealed or moderated before the next round.
Games
BrainBuzz
BrainBuzz is documented as an existing module. The host opens a question, players answer during the active window, then the result is validated or revealed.
Existing module quizhostmulti
Why it is fun
It adds rhythm to hosted sessions without reducing TABUZZZ to a single quiz product.
Great for
- Hosted sessions
- Multiple-choice or open questions
- Transitions between competitive games
FAQ
Is BrainBuzz playable?
The module exists, but it is documented outside the final Solo Rapide/Duel proof.
How is BrainBuzz different from QIBuzz?
QIBuzz is the validated local-first multiple-choice quiz; BrainBuzz is designed for host-led sessions.
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