Play Trivia at Work: A Quiz Ladder and an Endless Survival Round

Most of the games here are puzzles and arcade classics wearing a spreadsheet. The two newest ones try something different: general-knowledge trivia, dressed up as the two most forgettable things on any work screen — a mandatory training module and a team-chat channel. If a puzzle isn't your thing, a quiz might be.

Millionaire Quiz — the ladder game

Millionaire Quiz is Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, hiding behind a corporate learning portal. You climb fifteen questions that start easy and get harder, each worth more than the last. Two checkpoints lock in your score, so once you're past them you can't fall all the way back.

The three lifelines survived the costume change: 50:50 knocks out two wrong answers, Consult SME gives you a subject-matter expert's (usually correct) opinion, and Team Poll shows how the room voted. Not sure and don't want to gamble your total? Bank & finish walks away with what you've earned. It looks like you're grinding through an annual compliance module; you're actually playing a quiz show.

Trivia Rush — endless quiz survival

Trivia Rush lives inside a #team-sync chat channel, where a friendly bot fires questions into the thread. It's a survival game: clear a level of five questions to climb to the next, and every level turns the screws — harder questions, less time on the clock. Wrong answers and time-outs cost a life; run out and the run ends.

Speed and streaks are everything. Answer fast and chain correct answers to build a multiplier, and survive to every third level to earn a life back for a deep run. Casual mode gives you four lives and a gentle ramp; Sudden Death gives you one life, faster questions, and the most points. The leaderboard shows not just your score but how far you climbed.

They hide like everything else

Both keep the house rule: tap Esc three times (or Ctrl+Shift+B) and the game vanishes behind a blank spreadsheet. Sign in and your scores, streaks and rankings follow you across devices. Play the Millionaire Quiz or jump into Trivia Rush — both free in your browser.