Deep Dish Trivia

Bring game night to every screen with Deep Dish Trivia, a fast, colorful quiz game for iPhone and iPad. Play solo or gather friends and family on the same Wi-Fi network. One player hosts the room, and up to seven others can join from their own devices. Everyone sees the same multiple-choice question and answer choices at the same time—no accounts, servers, or internet connection required. CHOOSE HOW TO PLAY HEAD-TO-HEAD Race against the other players. Correct answers earn points, and faster answers score more. Watch the standings change after every round. PLAY TOGETHER Combine everyone’s correct answers into one team score. Work as a group, answer quickly, and see how high your room can climb. MAKE EVERY GAME YOURS Choose a 10, 20, or 30 second answer timer, then select any combination of 23 topics. Categories include U.S., Michigan, Ohio, and world history; presidents and states; professional and college sports; golf; technology; computing; candy; restaurant menus; music from the 1960s through the 1990s; religion; classic television; and fast food. Each game serves a fresh 10-question mix from a bank of 220 questions. Every topic has its own illustrated visual theme, while questions and answer buttons remain in familiar positions for quick, consistent play. BUILT FOR GAME NIGHT - Up to eight total players, including the host - Synchronized questions on every device - Four multiple-choice answers per question - Speed-weighted scoring - Individual and team results - Easy return-to-lobby and play-again flow - Portrait and landscape support - VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, and Reduce Motion support - No advertising, tracking, subscriptions, or in-app purchases PRIVACY-FRIENDLY LOCAL PLAY Deep Dish Trivia does not require an account and does not send gameplay to a developer-operated server. Your chosen player name, answers, timing, scores, and game state stay on your device or travel directly between nearby participating devices for the local game. Each participating device must have Deep Dish Trivia installed and be connected to the same local Wi-Fi network. Some managed, guest, school, hotel, or public networks may block nearby-device communication.