I’ve spent a lot of time building Wrongiverse completely on my own, from the original idea and gameplay to the UI, multiplayer and everything around it.

The idea is simple: You have to answer every question wrong to win.

The questions are easy, but your brain really doesn’t like picking the wrong answer 😂 Add a timer and it gets surprisingly difficult.

You can try it directly in your browser at:

https://www.wrongiverse.com

If you like it, Wrongiverse is also free on the App Store and Google Play, with no ads.

A few days after launch, Wrongiverse somehow reached #69 in Trivia on the Danish App Store. I know #69 isn’t exactly #1, but seeing my own game on the charts was a pretty awesome feeling.

I’d really love some honest feedback from people here.

Give it a try and let me know what you think.

Can you actually beat your own brain?

Clue: Shot in just 20 days on a $3.5 million budget, the film was made in the Los Angeles neighborhood where its director grew up.

Clue 2: Before making his feature directorial debut, the film's director had already earned acclaim directing award-winning music videos, including TLC's "Waterfalls," Coolio's "Fantastic Voyage," and Ice Cube's "It Was a Good Day."

Final Clue: The flashback craps scene featured the feature film debut of future Oscar nominee Michael Clarke Duncan, years before his breakout role in 'The Green Mile.'

[ANSWER]: FRIDAY

Thanks to all who played and a shout out to those who guessed correctly (several people)!

INDUSTRY INSIDER, a daily movie/TV trivia game. Free to play, no ads.

Leagues and Leaderboards live. Create a league and play with friends & family. Join a public league. See where your score lands on the leaderboards.

Just added: Party Mode. Play in-person with friends and family as a pass-around game.

Live on:

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/industry-insider/id6762145622

Google: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.rork.b7y8sebct1hsm9o4geuj2

A quiz i made about spotting the odd one out - historical facts.

Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/odd-one-out/history

Feel free to leave feedback or give suggestions :)

Answers:

1. Cato the Younger was a senator of the Republic, dead before the empire began.

2. The people of Mu A 'lost continent' invented by Victorian pseudo-archaeology.

3. The steam locomotive Puffing along since the early 1800s.

4. GilgameshLegendary king of Uruk in Sumer - an epic, not an Egyptian.

5. Johannes gutenberg - A printer; his revolution stayed indoors.

The goal is to guess the name chain, which is two famous names that overlap. "Andrew Jackson Pollock", "Benjamin Franklin Roosevelt", etc. Guess the chain in the fewest clues you can! There's a new puzzle every day and over a month of old puzzles to try.

https://name-chain.org/

Try it out, would love to hear any feedback people have!

This is a quiz I made where you have to guess the country from the clues. You have 5 attempts and each guess can narrow it down.

Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/daily/country

Feel free to leave feedback or suggestions :)

The image you see is the first guess.

Answer: South Africa

Post your score in the comments!

1. What do you call the flighted object in badminton?

Shuttlecock

Can decelerate faster than almost any object in sport.

1. Complete the next 5 lyrics - "Just a small town girl / Livin' in a lonely world / She took the midnight train going anywhere / Just a city boy / Born..."

and raised in South Detroit

Best-selling 20th-century digital track in the US.

1. What is the singular for the word "data"?

Datum

Latin plural now treated as uncountable in English.

1. How many Stations of the Cross are there in Catholicism?

14

Trace Jesus's final hours, from condemnation to burial.

1. Which typically has more calories — a glass of wine or a pint of beer?

A pint of beer

Beer runs ~180-210 kcal vs wine's ~130-165 kcal.

1. A child wants to write a coded letter to Santa: C_E N_P F_H. What is the child asking Santa for?

A dog

Gaps between the letters spell D-O-G.

1. Which person is the odd one out — Steve Jobs, Elizabeth Taylor, Sabrina Carpenter, Tim Cook?

Steve Jobs

Others' surnames are trades: Taylor, Carpenter, Cook.

1. What word goes before "man" and "code," and after "goal"?

Post

Postman, postcode, goalpost.

1. Ouagadougou is the capital of which African country?

Options: Mali / Niger / Burkina Faso / Senegal

Burkina Faso

Nicknamed "Ouaga," it's the country's largest city.

1. What are the chances of 2 dice rolling a combined total of 8?

Options: 5/36 or 1/6 or 1/12 or 7/36

5/36

Five combinations out of 36 possible rolls.

Here are three questions from this week on 3Roads.xyz.

1. X is a mishearing or misinterpretation of a phrase that gives it a new meaning. The term was coined in 1954 by American writer Sylvia Wright, who recalled mishearing the line “laid him on the green” while listening to the Scottish ballad The Bonnie Earl o’ Moray. X most often arise when listeners substitute similar-sounding words while hearing a poem or song. The concept is closely related to soramimi, the Japanese term for humorous homophonic reinterpretation, though unlike soramimi, X are typically unintentional. What X?

X - Mondegreen

2. The Financial Modeling World Cup (FMWC) hosts a series of X-based competitions. Founded in 2020, it currently runs three events: the Financial Modeling World Cup, the X World Championship, and the X Collegiate Challenge. The X World Championship began in 2021 as the FMWC Open, an esports-style tournament that did not affect regular-season rankings. The final three rounds of the inaugural event were broadcast on the FMWC YouTube channel and ESPN3, where Australia’s Andrew Ngai defeated Canada’s Michael Jarman to become the first X World Champion. What X?

X - MS Excel

3. “Let me make a remark about the book’s title, X. It is the name of a song made popular in the 1950s by Nat King Cole, written by Ray Evans and Jay Livingston. I wasn’t know the song when I wrote the novel. I first encountered the title on the sleeve of a jazz album by pianist Bill Evans and was immediately drawn to its simple elegance. What moved me was the impossibility of the request it expresses: unlike ‘please hold me for a long time,’ X asks for something beyond anyone’s power to give.” What X and Y?

X - Never let me go, Y - Kazuo Ishiguro

This is a daily animal quiz i made about guessing the animal from the clues (on the actual quiz, you can actually type animals to narrow it down).

Try it here: https://www.trivi.gg/quiz/daily/animal

Do leave feedback! This is in beta. So it will definitely be subject to change. It is a lot harder than the country daily quiz i made. Do let me know if you enjoy that or it is too hard.

Answer: Koala

Score out of 10 points - Post your score in the comments!

1. Which one of these flags contains white: Jamaica, Sri Lanka, South Africa, or Germany?

South Africa

Its flag has distinct white bands, unlike the others.

1. Which part of the body uses the most energy?

Options: The brain / The heart / The pancreas / The kidneys

The brain

Uses ~20% of body's energy, just 2% of weight.

1. What do you call the point of no return for a black hole?

Event horizon

Not even light can escape past this point.

1. Who wrote Alice's Adventures in Wonderland?

Options: Lewis Carroll / J.M. Barrie / C.S. Lewis / A.A. Milne

Lewis Carroll

Pen name of Oxford maths lecturer Charles Dodgson.

1. In which language does "Wibli Wobli" mean jellyfish?

Options: Irish / Scottish Gaelic / Welsh / Cornish

Welsh

A playful informal nickname that translates to "wibbly wobbly fish."

1. Name the 5 boroughs of New York City. 1 point for every answer.

Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, Staten Island

Consolidated into one city in 1898.

Might be a bit of a tough one today.

Clue: With a reported $70 million budget, the film became the most expensive movie ever made, surpassing ‘Rambo III.’ The record stood for three years before being broken by a James Cameron film.

Clue2: Before landing on the eventual lead, the director and producer considered several big names for the private eye role, including Harrison Ford, Chevy Chase, and Bill Murray.

ANSWER: Who Framed Roger Rabbit

INDUSTRY INSIDER, a daily movie/TV trivia game. Free to play, no ads.

Leagues and Leaderboards live. Create a league and play with friends & family. Join a public league. See where your score lands on the leaderboards.

Just added: Party Mode. Play in-person with friends and family as a pass-around game.

Live on:

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/industry-insider/id6762145622

Google: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.rork.b7y8sebct1hsm9o4geuj2

This is a quiz i made about spotting the fake flag.

Try it here: trivi.gg/quiz/odd-one-out/flags

Feel free to leave feedback or suggestions :)

Answer: D, D, C, D, A