Quiz Night
The question on the TV, four big answer buttons on your phone, 20 seconds on the clock. Fast correct answers score more, streaks earn a bonus – and the leaderboard after each question shows who’s catching up.
- 1–10 players
- 5–10 min
- ages 10+
- needs a TV
Answer the most questions correctly – and as fast as possible.

How it works
- The TV shows the question and four answers, your phone four big answer buttons.
- You have 20 seconds per question.
- A correct answer scores 500 to 1000 points depending on how fast you are. Streaks add up to 300 bonus points.
- After each question the TV shows the answer and the leaderboard.
Good to know
- Before starting, you choose categories, number of questions and language.
- Can also be played alone.
On the TV and on your phone
What you see and tap, where and when – step by step:
- Open a room and join
- Set up the quiz
- Start the quiz
- Read, then tap
What makes Quiz Night work
- Nine categories to switch on or off, and 10, 15 or 20 questions.
- A leaderboard after every question keeps it tense to the end.
- Works on your own, but it’s best with a crowd.
Pick Quiz Night when you want to test each other’s knowledge in about ten minutes.
Skip it when younger kids are playing – you need to read the questions and answers.
Frequently asked questions
Which categories does Quiz Night have?
Nine: General Knowledge, Geography, Nature & Animals, Science, History, Sports & Games, Film & Music, Food & Drink, and Words & Language. Before you start, you pick which ones to include on the game table.
How many questions are in a Quiz Night?
10, 15 or 20 – you set that before you start. You get 20 seconds per question.
Do faster answers score more points?
Yes. An instant correct answer is worth 1000 points, one just before time runs out 500. Each further correct answer in a row adds 100 bonus points, up to 300; a wrong or missing answer ends the streak.
Can I change my answer in the quiz?
No, your first tap counts for each question. So think for a moment before you press – speed only pays off when you’re right.
Do quiz questions repeat?
While the app is running, Gather remembers the most recent questions and picks new ones first. There are several hundred questions per language, in German and English.
Can you play Quiz Night on your own?
Yes, from one person up to ten. You do need a game table, though: the question and answers appear on the Apple TV, iPad or Mac – your phone only shows the four answer buttons.
Variants and house rules
Gather plays by the rules above. Anything you can set in the app is marked – the rest are agreements you make at the table.
Only your favourite categories setting in Gather
Before you start, switch categories on or off on the TV – say, only Geography and Nature & Animals. That fits the quiz to the group instead of letting each player shine only in their own topic.
Short or long setting in Gather
Choose 10, 15 or 20 questions. Ten are done in a few minutes; twenty make a proper quiz session.
Questions in German setting in Gather
You can switch the question language between English and German. Good for mixed groups or as a challenge if everyone speaks German.
Teams on one phone table agreement
If there are more than ten of you or kids are joining in, two or three people share a phone and confer quietly. Gather sees a single player while you play as a team. The leaderboard then shows the team name you enter as the profile name.
Good for
- Games for Christmas
- New Year’s Eve with games
- Family gatherings: games for young and old
- Office parties and team events with games
- School trips and youth camps: evening games
- Seniors’ club: familiar games on a new table
- Pre-party: quick games before you head out
- Getting-to-know-you night: games for new groups
- Easter: games for the long weekend
- Match night: games before kick-off and at half-time
Quiz Night compared
- Quiz Night or Chess?2 players, pure skill, silent
- Quiz Night or Stack Rush?2–6 players, skill and luck, calm
- Quiz Night or Corner Chaos?1–6 players, mostly skill, very loud
- Quiz Night or Crazy Mau?2–8 players, lots of luck, lively
- Quiz Night or Village at Night?5–12 players, mostly skill, loud
- Quiz Night or Say It Different?4–12 players, mostly skill, very loud
- Quiz Night or Four in a Row?2 players, pure skill, calm
- Quiz Night or Nine Men’s Morris?2 players, pure skill, silent
- Quiz Night or Checkers?2 players, pure skill, silent
- Quiz Night or Rummy?2–6 players, skill and luck, calm
- Quiz Night or Sketch Round?3–10 players, mostly skill, loud
- Quiz Night or Letter Hunt?2–10 players, mostly skill, lively
- Quiz Night or Sea Battle?2 players, skill and luck, calm
- Quiz Night or Five Dice?1–6 players, lots of luck, lively
- Quiz Night or Cover Word?4–12 players, mostly skill, loud
- Quiz Night or Fib Finder?3–10 players, mostly skill, loud
- Quiz Night or Little Max?2–8 players, skill and luck, loud
- Quiz Night or Thirty-One?2–9 players, skill and luck, lively
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