Best Trivia Games on Steam
Games about answering questions, testing knowledge, categories, and quick recall.
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1The Jackbox Party Pack 3 - The threequel to the party game phenomenon features the deadly quiz show Trivia Murder Party, the say-anything sequel Quiplash 2, the surprising survey game Guesspionage, the t-shirt slugfest Tee K.O., and the sneaky trickster game Fakin’ It.
Oct 17, 2016
In this game, you can…
- play as an audience member with up to 10,000 people, and the audience can even win.
- buy the ridiculous shirts your group creates after the match ends.
- die in a trivia game and come back as a ghost who can still win the whole match.
- answer trivia until a serial killer drags you into death mini-games for getting questions wrong.
- write your own custom prompts so your group's inside jokes become the actual questions.
- invent slogans and draw shirt designs, then watch the game remix everyone's work into new shirts for voting.
- guess the percentage of people who do a real-life thing, while everyone else pushes your guess higher or lower.
- try to spot the one person with no prompt as everyone does the same simple action and then interrogates each other.
2The Jackbox Party Pack 7 - Five new games: the hit threequel Quiplash 3, the collaborative chaos of The Devils and the Details, the fierce drawing game Champ’d Up, the speech game Talking Points and the guessing game Blather 'Round. Use phones or tablets as controllers and play with up to 8 players, and an audience of 10,000!
Oct 14, 2020
In this game, you can…
- give a live presentation on slides you've never seen while another player makes the next slide in real time.
- write your own Quiplash questions, then play other people's custom prompts from a featured tab.
- play party games with up to 8 players and an audience that can be 10,000 people strong.
- answer the final Quiplash round with three short punchlines instead of one long one.
- draw and name a champion, then watch it get thrown into a bracket fight against someone else's drawing.
- pick one of your old drawings to fight again in the final round, so the same characters keep coming back for rematches.
- describe something using only weird sentence fragments until someone finally blurts the right answer.
- secretly take a selfish chore that scores big for you, while the rest of the devil family tries to catch and stop you.
3The Jackbox Party Pack 4 - The fourth pack in this storied party game franchise features Fibbage 3 and its new game mode, Fibbage: Enough About You; the twisted web game Survive the Internet; the dating contest Monster Seeking Monster; the deranged debate match Bracketeering; and the one-up art game Civic Doodle.
Oct 18, 2017
In this game, you can…
- have your sincere answer handed to someone else, who repastes it into a fake webpage to make you sound unhinged.
- text friends up to four times a night to secure dates while your secret monster power changes how you score.
- answer a personal prompt while everyone else invents fake facts about you, then the room tries to spot the real one.
- feed a one-line response into a tournament bracket, then watch the room vote and bet as it survives matchup after matchup.
- play the same prompt with up to 16 players, turning each bracket round into a full-room argument over which answer advances.
- start with a tiny scribble, let someone redraw it into something new, then keep stacking edits as the winning version becomes the new base.
- invent a believable lie on the spot for a weird fill-in-the-blank fact, then see if the room falls for it.
- join as an audience member to vote and influence outcomes while everyone else is trying to deceive, roast, or outplay each other.
4The Jackbox Party Pack 6 - It’s the wildest Party Pack yet, with the absurd deathmatch Trivia Murder Party 2, the weird word circus Dictionarium, the hidden identity game Push The Button, the comedy contest Joke Boat and the offbeat personality test Role Models.
Oct 16, 2019
In this game, you can…
- get stuck holding a ticking bomb while you keep answering trivia questions.
- slam an emergency button to stop the timer and force an airlock vote to eject someone into space.
- invent a nonsense word, define it, coin a synonym, use it in a sentence, and save the whole fake vocabulary for later.
- get a trivia question wrong and get thrown into a random deathtrap minigame.
- race living and dead players in a final round where ghosts can catch up and resurrect.
- get "gifted" a special item that changes the rules for you, and can even unlock a special ending if you win.
- run spaceship tests where humans and aliens get slightly different prompts, so tiny mismatches can expose someone.
- hack the tests as an alien to steal the human prompt or sabotage a human with the alien one.
- assign your friends into absurd personality roles and reveal the group's final label for each person.
5The Jackbox Party Pack 5 - It’s the biggest Party Pack yet, including the return of the classic pop culture trivia mash-up YOU DON’T KNOW JACK: Full Stream; the game of hilarious hypotheticals Split the Room; the lyric-writing, robot rap battle Mad Verse City; the inventive drawing game Patently Stupid; and the outer space fling-fest Zeeple Dome.
Oct 17, 2018
In this game, you can…
- type rap lyrics for a robot battle and hear the game's voice perform your exact words back as a finished verse.
- invent a ridiculous gadget for an absurd problem, draw it, give it a tagline, then pitch it like an infomercial to get funded and judged.
- write a bizarre yes-or-no hypothetical that tries to split the whole room perfectly in half.
- sabotage a trivia rival by forcing them to type a password before answering.
- flip another player's trivia answers upside down while they're trying to pick one.
- choose a realistic answer over a funny one because you need the votes to land as evenly as possible.
- fill in madlib-style rap fragments, then compete in a four-line roast tournament where everyone votes on the winner.
- launch your tiny astronaut around a pinball-like arena by flinging yourself into floating aliens to win big cash.
6Quiplash - For 3-8 Players and an Audience of thousands! Your phones or tablets are your controllers! The gut-busting, say-anything, no-rules party game!
Jun 30, 2015
In this game, you can…
- have spectators join as an audience and still swing the vote without ever writing an answer.
- play remotely by joining through a browser link or room code, submitting answers on your phone while someone shares the game screen.
- hit a final round where everyone answers the same prompt at once, all the jokes appear together, and you get three votes to spend.
- make up answers to ridiculous fill-in-the-blank prompts with no rules and no correct answer.
- write an answer in secret, then watch the whole room vote it up or down against another player's.
- turn one random word you typed once into an ongoing gag by reusing it in later rounds.
7MEMOLOGY: GOYDA - Take the annual meme exam and prove you're an expert!
May 15, 2024
In this game, you can…
- take a meme exam with 30–50 multiple-choice questions.
- hunt hidden achievements by clicking specific spots on the screen.
- 100% the game even without knowing Russian by treating it like an achievement-collection route rather than a readable quiz.
- click a cat in the quiz until it becomes your favorite part.
- unlock meme-themed Steam achievements as you answer correctly, then use the PNG badges to decorate your profile.
- add a DLC clicker segment that sits alongside 25 more questions, changing the pace from pure quiz to rapid clicking.
- get tested mostly on modern Russian internet memes, where recognizing the reference is the whole puzzle.
8The Jackbox Party Pack 2 - The sequel to the party game phenomenon The Jackbox Party Pack, featuring FIVE fresh, rib-tickling party games! Your phones or tablets are your controllers – no big mess of controllers needed. For up to 8 players plus an Audience of up to 10,000! It’s a game-night riot in a box… without the box!
Oct 13, 2015
In this game, you can…
- take out loan after loan to fuel bidding wars, including bidding up your own art to trap a friend.
- combine two sound effects to match a prompt, then everyone judges the mashup without knowing what you picked.
- draw a piece from a title on your phone, then jump straight into an auction where everyone bids using fuzzy clues.
- write a believable lie, then watch the real answer get mixed in and see who falls for it.
- use a once-per-game lifeline that removes half the wrong answers, turning one question into a high-stakes gamble.
- defuse office bombs as a team under time pressure, with everyone shouting instructions as one mistake can wreck the run.
- let a roomful of spectators vote and swing who wins a head-to-head joke answer in real time.
- have everyone join instantly on their phones by entering a room code, so huge groups can play without extra controllers.
9Majotori - A narrative trivia game focused on video games, anime and cinema. How many lives will your ignorance ruin?
Mar 28, 2017
In this game, you can…
- risk a near-perfect trivia run on a roulette wheel that can still pick your one mistake and doom the ending.
- turn trivia performance into life-or-death outcomes, like deciding whether people get rescued from a burning building.
- watch the same character return later after a "good" ending, get bored with success, and face another 10-question wish deal.
- intentionally answer trivia wrong and unlock a different branch instead of a simple game over.
- jump between short character stories and later realize they were connected when a familiar person or situation reappears.
- chase a character's cute wish for love or popularity, then have the exact same setup spiral into brutal consequences if the questions go badly.
- replay scenarios to compare what happens when you nail the questions versus when you deliberately fail to force alternate outcomes.
10The Jackbox Party Pack - The team behind YOU DON’T KNOW JACK presents FIVE guffaw-inducing party games in one pack! You’re gonna need more than one party for this. Your phones or tablets are your controllers! For 1-100 players!
Nov 26, 2014
In this game, you can…
- play a true-or-false trivia game with up to 100 players in the same room code.
- invent a believable fake trivia answer, then score when your friends pick your lie.
- draw an absurd prompt on your phone with no eraser, then watch everyone write fake captions to trick the room.
- force another player to answer a question immediately, turning trivia into a sudden speed round.
- start a word and have the group build it into a longer phrase, voting each new addition up or down.
- join a party game in seconds by entering a room code on your phone, with everyone's secret answers revealed together on the TV.
