Trivia Rush: An Endless Quiz Survival Game in a Chat Channel

Most trivia games end after a fixed set of questions. Trivia Rush only ends when you run out of lives — and it is disguised as a team chat channel.

How survival works

SyncBot fires questions in rounds. Clear a level to climb to the next, and every level is harder with less time on the clock. Wrong answers and time-outs cost a life; run out and the round is over.

Two things reward nerve. Answering fast and chaining correct answers builds a streak multiplier, and surviving to every third level earns a life back — so a good run can dig itself out of trouble.

How it differs from the quiz ladder

If you would rather have a fixed climb with lifelines and a safe checkpoint, that is the other one: Millionaire Quiz is a 15-question ladder where you can bank and walk away. Trivia Rush has no ceiling and no bank — you play until you are out.

Why a chat channel is the right cover

A bot posting in a team channel and people replying is the most ordinary thing on a work screen. Questions arrive as messages and your answers go back as replies. Three modes — Casual, Standard and Sudden Death — are ranked separately on the leaderboards.

Play free, hide fast

Free, no sign-up to play, and Esc three times swaps the channel for a blank spreadsheet. Start a round.