Trivia games like the ones you love

Pick the game you already play

• Games like PointlessThe right answer nobody else gave wins. The idea Icillion is built on.
• Games like SporcleName as many as you can. Every Icillion prompt has a full A–Z list to study.
• Games like Family FeudGuess what most people said. Icillion shows those answers, then rewards the rare ones.
• Games like Jeopardy!Six categories and hard clues. Icillion pays for depth instead of speed.
• Games like Kahoot!A quiz for the whole room with a code. Seal Circle works the same way.
• Games like Trivia CrackA wheel of categories. Icillion mixes 11 topics, with nothing to install.
• Games like ScattergoriesAn answer only counts if nobody else wrote it. Icillion uses the same rule.
• Games like TenableFill the top ten. Every Icillion prompt has its own top ten, and the points are below it.
• Games like WordleOne puzzle a day, the same for everyone. Icillion is a daily game made of trivia.
• Games like Trivial PursuitSix categories and a wedge for each. Icillion covers them all in one daily round.

What they have in common

Every one of these games asks you to dig into what you know. Icillion adds one rule: the right answer few people would give is worth the most. Seven prompts a day, 20 seconds each, and five levels from The Tip to Below the Iceberg.

Questions

What makes Icillion different from other trivia games?

Most quizzes have one right answer. Icillion prompts have dozens or hundreds, and the rarer your right answer, the more it scores.

Is Icillion free?

Today’s iceberg and Seal Circle rooms are free with no account. A free account adds a round on each topic per day, and Unlimited removes the limits.

Is Icillion connected to these games?

No. They are trademarks of their owners; these pages only compare the ideas.