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Privacy. No account, no ads, no analytics, no tracking. Your settings and players are kept on your device. If you play online, the nicknames and scores you play under go to the World Hall of Fame and your leagues; parties on several phones share nicknames and scores while they last. Details, and how to have scores removed, are in the privacy policy.
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Third-party content. 3D rendering by three.js (MIT licence); player animations from Adobe Mixamo; crowd and arena recordings from Wikimedia Commons, Pixabay and other free sound libraries under their licences. See Credits for details.
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No tutorial matches that. Try a game’s name, “trivia” or “party”.
Saved on this phone and used for every game you start here. A Multiple Phones party plays by its host’s match settings.
To score in the goal with the right answer. Missed or saved: back to centre ice, go again while the clock runs.
Questions, answers and the game’s messages. The menus stay in English.
To answer each question (and, with Arcade, to score with it) on one phone or a shared phone. An Arcade round’s length and the difficulty are chosen with each game; a Multiple Phones party uses its host’s settings.
Animations follow your phone’s Reduce Motion setting.
Read questions: the announcer reads each question and its answers aloud. (Air Pistol’s aim speed and tips are with the game: choose Air Pistol, then More options.)
WitBall remembers your last choices on those screens.
Reset your game choices to the defaults? Players, Hall of Fame and leagues are kept.
Type each name, or tap a saved player.
They shoot and keep goal in turn too. Up to four players in all.
Tap a player to add them, with their look. Tap again to take them out.
Your previous choices are remembered.
Everyone has their own player, used in every game. Keep the look, roll a new one, or make it yours.
Pass the phone to this player.
Tap to start now
The clock is stopped.
This game ends now. The scores so far still count for the Hall of Fame.
One party, many phones: the host makes a party, everyone joins with its code or QR code, and you all play together, live.
Trivia Only is played over this scene.
Six letters and numbers, on the host’s screen. Capitals or not, it doesn’t matter.
Pick one of your saved players or make a new one. Everyone in the party sees your player.
The match is still going: close this to get back to it.
The game carries on while you read.
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© 2026 Erim Labs. Game designed and developed by Mustafa Erim.
Game designed and developed by Mustafa Erim
Game music by Mustafa Erim
Crowd reactions are excerpts (trimmed, level-matched) from these recordings (Wikimedia Commons unless noted):
CC BY 4.0: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ · CC BY-SA 3.0/4.0: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ · The excerpts are shared under the same licences as their sources.
3D engine: three.js and its GLTFLoader (MIT licence). The Futsal and Penalties players’ body and running: “Universal Animation Library” by Quaternius (quaternius.com), CC0. The other sound effects and the announcer are generated on the device.
Spin the Globe: borders from Natural Earth (naturalearthdata.com, public domain). Country names from Unicode CLDR. Areas whose sovereignty is disputed are shown in a neutral hatched colour.
Top scores saved on this device. Each player’s score counts separately.