Who knows the most?
The quiz night everyone plays.
Put the questions on a TV or laptop. Everyone answers on their phone. Find out who really knows the most.
Free to play•No downloads•No player accounts•No ads
Which city was Brazil's capital immediately before Brasília?
READY IN UNDER A MINUTE
Two ways to play.
Pick your screen. The fun starts in seconds.
BIG SCREEN + PHONES
TV + phones
Questions on TV. Answers on phones.
1–12 players
- Open the game on TV
- Join on your phones
- Answer, then reveal together
ONE DEVICE
One device
Play solo or pass one device around.
Solo or groups
- Open the game here
- Choose solo or add players
- Pass it each turn
Free to playNo downloadsNo ads
A PROPER GAME-SHOW FEEL
One question. A room full of reactions.
The question, private decision, reveal, and interesting fact all get their moment.
Rio de Janeiro served as Brazil's capital from 1763 until Brasília was inaugurated in 1960.
MORE THAN RANDOM TRIVIA
Made for the whole room.
Everyone has a controller
Each phone becomes a private answer pad. No shouting over one another.
Questions worth discussing
Carefully curated questions with believable choices—not disposable filler.
Learn after every question
Short, memorable facts give the room something new to talk about.
Built for game night
The TV holds everyone's attention while phones stay focused on answering.
Play across cultures
Six languages, international knowledge, and country-focused questions.
EVERYONE IS INVITED
Game night is free.
The complete core game is free to play. No advertising and no subscription required.
CHOOSE YOUR NIGHT
Start broad. Go wonderfully specific.
The core game is free. Explore optional themed packs when your group wants a more focused challenge.
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ONE DEVICE. SAME BUZZ.
No TV? No problem.
Pass one laptop, tablet, or phone around. Play solo turns or teams with the full question mix.
Play on one device→FAQ
Good to know before the first buzz.
Do players need to install anything?
No. Open the host on a TV or laptop and scan the QR code with each phone's browser.
Is Saturday Buzz really free?
Yes. The complete core game is free, with no ads or subscription. Optional themed packs are available as one-time purchases.
How many people can play?
TV games support 1–12 players. One-device games support solo play, 2–6 players or up to four teams.
How does scoring work?
Harder questions earn more points. Answer without help for a bonus; turn-based streaks and Party speed can add more.
Can we play in teams?
Yes, on one shared device. Choose Teams during setup and pass the screen between teams.
What devices work?
Use a modern browser on a smart TV, computer, tablet, or phone. Players join from any phone with a browser.
Which languages are available?
English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, and Greek. Portuguese defaults to Portugal and switches to Brazil when Brazil is selected.

Who knows the most?
So… who knows the most?
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