Netflix Introduces ‘Triviaverse’: Fire Up Those Fast Fingers for a New Trivia Experience
The holidays are just around the corner — and whether you’re waiting for that turkey to finish cooking, finding yourself with some downtime at the airport, or needing a break from your holiday shopping — what better time to try your hands at a new interactive trivia experience on Netflix?
Netflix is rolling out Triviaverse , a quick-hit trivia experience divided into three rounds of increasing difficulty for one-player mode and two rounds per person in two-player mode. As a player, one must answer as many questions correctly as you can within a time limit, and achieve the highest score possible. You can either play against yourself or with another trivia buff in a turn-based format. The categories of questions range from science to history to pop culture to pretty much anything else you can imagine!
As you unlock higher and higher scores, the Triviamaster will bestow badges upon you like Bird Brain, Preschool Graduate, Lucky Guesser, Shockingly Average, Mere Mortal, PhD Dropout, Super Nerd, Potential Genius, Certified Genius, and the ultimate title of Triviaverse God.
Triviaverse will be available globally in nine languages – English, Spanish (LatAm), Portuguese (Brazil), French, German, Spanish (Spain), Italian, Korean and Japanese – and on all devices that support Netflix interactive experiences, including smart TVs, streaming media players, game consoles, computer browsers and mobile devices.
Whether it’s challenging a personal best to beat 4000 points, or dueling your friends to reach 10,000 points, we hope you learn something new and have fun!
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