Songs · Actors · Dialogues · Movies · Music — old classics and new hits, mixed in every category
Replace the saved game?
There is a saved game in progress. Starting a new game will replace it — the saved board and scores will be lost.
Saved game in progress
The saved game is on this device only. If a buzzer room is still open, resuming reconnects to it automatically — the room options come back with the game.
Who’s playing?
Add 1 to 4 teams, name them, then start. Each new game draws a fresh set of 25 clues from a bank of 184 — no two boards play the same.
Buzzer room
Open a room and share the link — teams buzz in from their phones. No room, no problem: the game plays exactly as before.
Room
Team link — share this with the teams:
Waiting for a buzz…
Or tap who buzzed first:
Team claims — release frees just that one team:
Pick a tile to open its clue. A tile marked with a plays a real clip. In Songs the clips are instrumental — listen and name the song. In Music, Movies and Actors the clip is a full vocal song — name the singer, the movie it is from, or the actor it is picturised on. Not got it in 15 seconds? Tap Play next 15 secs once the slice finishes to hear the next bit, up to 45 seconds in total, or Play from beginning to restart the clip. Every other clue is a description or a question. First to shout the answer, then reveal and award the points.
Final Jeopardy — Grand Finale
The board is done. Each team secretly decides a wager (up to their score, minimum 0), then everyone answers the same final clue. Right answer adds the wager, wrong answer takes it away.
Tap each team that answered correctly:
🔔 Team Buzzer
This room is closed
Tap the screen once to enable sound
Connecting to the host…
Pick your team:
Waiting for the host to allow team picking
Tell the host your pick by voice — the host taps the tile. No answers, scoring or question text here.
Daily Double
Daily Double — the picking team wagers first
Who got it right?
Who got it wrong? (tap to deduct)
Back to Board closes this clue without awarding points and without marking the tile as played — scores and the board stay exactly as they were.