The You Quiz

The You Quiz is a social party game created by indie developer Hazard Wizard that takes the familiar structure of quiz games and turns it into something far more personal and unpredictable. Rather than testing players on trivia knowledge or factual questions, the game revolves entirely around understanding the personalities, habits, and sense of humor of the people you are playing with. The result is a multiplayer experience that feels closer to a social experiment than a traditional quiz show, where the real challenge lies not in knowing the right answer but in guessing how your friends think. Built for groups and designed to spark conversation, the game thrives on humor, insight, and the unique dynamics that emerge when players try to outguess one another. The basic concept of the game centers around a rotating role system that places one player in a position of authority each round. This player takes on the role of the “King,” while the rest of the participants become Courtiers competing for favor. The Courtiers are presented with a prompt—often humorous, strange, or hypothetical—and must submit answers based on what they believe the King would say, prefer, or find most enterta…

The YouQuiz is a great little party game and we had a ton of fun with it. Lots of laughs, ridiculous moments, and plenty of times where you find out your friends apparently know absolutely nothing about you. Really enjoyable with a good group of people and definitely one I’d play again.

Pretty simple game, it's fun though, and only one person having to purchase it is a big bonus. I believe they also added steam workshop questions into the game recently which I'm sure will increase it's replayability.

Amazing game to play on living room TV with family or friends! I should REALLY stress that the game is NOT turn-based and so not only do you get an advantage if you can think fast, but also TYPE fast on your phone. A way around this is for the "King" to wait for all players to have answered their question before "judging" the results, as a player cannot send another letter while the king decides on their last one. This helps with any disabled or elderly player. Another minor problem encoutered was that it didn't work with my aunt's phone's adblocker.

Bought this to play with my students. I'll update my review when I have a chance to play. EDIT: So I played with a few people, and while a lobby of 4 is fun it seems like a bigger group could be even more chaotic and fun. Seems worth the full price, as long as you can assemble a bunch of people to play. So far, I've tested it with a few of my own devices, seems very easy to pick up. I didn't want to install Steam on the classroom computer, but I found Gamenative on github which allows me to install Steam games on Android with a Wine layer (I think) in between.

I played two rounds of this game with a group of 8 friends at one of our regular meetups, and it fell flat hard. I'm a fan of Trivia Tricks, and the premise of the game sounded really fun. Sort of like Fibbage about you, from jackbox, but focused on one person at a time. It's not that at all though. The game format is just not fun, and doesn't leave room for creativity, at least from what I played. You basically get some basic questions, like do they prefer cats or dogs. There isn't much room to answer creatively, and even if there was, people are too busy answering their own questions to even read what others answered since it's all real time and goes by quick. Then, even worse, if the king rejects your answer you just get the same question back to answer again, picking the other option this time I suppose. Like, maybe we missed something about the game, but it just wasn't fun. Just answering a bunch of simple questions, and no room for creativity or to make your friends laugh. I saw in one of the updates they added an option to show accepted answers. I didn't even realize some of the answers weren't shown. That shows you how much they thought people would give funny answers to …