Clicka! vs Roster Rivals

"The most boring game ever". The number on the screen goes up by one each time you click it. "The best way to waste time".

Think you know football and basketball history better than your buddies? Prove it. Roster Rivals is the sports trivia game you play against your friends. Name a player. They name someone tied to him: a teammate, his jersey number, his college. Back and forth until somebody's stumped, and the whole group chat hears about it. Start with today's Daily Drill, free and with no account needed: one prompt, 60 seconds, name as many players as you can, and see where you'd land on today's leaderboard. Then challenge your group chat to beat you. WAYS TO PLAY • Daily Drill: one fresh prompt every day, a nightly leaderboard, and medals for the top three • Your Move: challenge a friend and take turns on your own time, with a pot for the winner • Play someone new: no friends on here yet? Start a game and take on a real fan • Group games: settle it with the whole crew, turn by turn or live • Live rooms: 2 to 6 friends, 20 seconds a turn, last fan standing wins • Solo and vs CPU: sharpen up against a bot that scales to your level Every game pulls from a database of more than 30,000 pro football and basketball players, from the early decades to today's stars, so the next deep cut is always one connection away. ALSO INSIDE • Add friends by username and challenge them with a push • Share cards that show your best play, built for the group chat • A 9-tier rank ladder, from Pee Wee to Legend of the Game • Collectible cards from packs (cosmetic only, no pay-to-win) • Football only, basketball only, or both Built for the kind of group chat where the same five guys debate the 2014 draft class every week. Free to play. Ads keep the lights on, or remove them with a one-time purchase. Coins for card packs are optional and cosmetic. No subscriptions, no pay-to-win. The only edge in this game is knowing your ball. Roster Rivals is an independent trivia game. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any professional sports league, team, or player. Player and team names are used solely as factual references in trivia questions.