10 options · 1 answer each

EL TOPJOHN

Get it right and score.Get it wrong and lose it all.

Pick an option, answer it out loud and reveal it. Get it right and you score. Then you choose: bank it or push on? Get it wrong and you lose the whole round. One phone passed around, 2 to 8 players.

What a card looks like

One question, ten covered options and four ways to answer. These four are among the 40 free ones.

  • Geography Yes or no

    Is this a real law?

    Real laws mixed in with myths that get passed around.

    • Singapore: no selling chewing gum
    • UK: you may not die in Parliament
    • Switzerland: no lone guinea pigs
    • France: no calling a pig Napoleon
    • Japan: waistlines measured by law
    • Switzerland: no flushing at night
    • Denmark: baby names from a set list
    • Venice: no feeding the pigeons
    • UK: an upside-down stamp is treason
    • Afghanistan: listening to music is banned
  • Numbers Rank from 1 to 10

    Rank these things by what they cost

    1st = the priciest. Real sales, up to 2026.

    • A banana taped to a wall
    • A painting by Leonardo da Vinci
    • A bottle of 1945 Romanée-Conti
    • A seat on Bezos's rocket
    • An unopened 2007 iPhone
    • A 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO
    • The Hand of God shirt
    • A 1955 Mercedes 300 SLR
    • The first tweet ever sent
    • A Pikachu card
  • Geography Only one is right

    Which is the largest desert in the world?

    A desert is where it barely rains, sand or no sand.

    • The Sahara
    • The Arctic
    • Antarctica
    • The Gobi
    • The Arabian Desert
    • The Kalahari
    • The Atacama
    • The Patagonian Desert
    • The Great Victoria Desert
    • The Taklamakan
  • Music Say the answer

    Which film is this song from?

    It played in the film, not in an advert.

    • My Heart Will Go On
    • Let It Go
    • Circle of Life
    • Eye of the Tiger
    • Stayin' Alive
    • I Will Always Love You
    • Danger Zone
    • Lose Yourself
    • Mrs. Robinson
    • Gangsta's Paradise

Good to know

How many people can play?
2 to 8, on one phone that gets passed around. Nobody else needs to install anything.
Does it need internet?
No. The cards live inside the app, so it plays offline.
Is it free?
It is free to download and comes with 40 cards. A single in-app purchase unlocks all 130. There is no subscription.
Any ads or sign-up?
None. No ads, no account, no permissions.
Which languages?
English and Spanish. All 130 cards come in both, and you switch language from the menu.
What are the questions about?
11 categories: music, geography, brands, symbols, numbers, literature, history, science, nature, film & TV, and sport. Some cards use photos or sound.
How long is a game?
As long as the table wants: play to a score (10, 15, 20 or 25) or to a number of cards (5, 10, 15 or 20), and stop whenever you like.
What does it run on?
iPhone and iPad, and Android phones and tablets.