How to play
- Read the multiple-choice question.
- Choose one of the proposed answers.
- Progress to final feedback, score and ranking.
Games
QIBuzz
QIBuzz is the reference game for the question, answer, score and final loop. The player chooses one answer, gets local feedback and moves to a final score.
Validated Solo Rapide / Duel quizqcmlocal-first
Why it is fun
It covers simple quiz needs without manual arbitration, through a very readable loop.
Great for
- General knowledge quizzes
- Host-created content
- Solo Rapide and Duel
FAQ
Is QIBuzz playable?
Yes. The product documentation marks the Solo Rapide and Duel journeys as OK.
Does QIBuzz replace Kahoot?
No. QIBuzz covers simple quizzes; TABUZZZ's value comes from the multi-game catalog around it.
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