TimeWarp TriviaJoin a Game

Nostalgia, weaponized.

Six decades of pop culture trivia on one shared screen, everyone else’s phone as the buzzer. Answer fast, answer right, or don’t. We’ll remember either way.

Every era’s in play. Your host filters to one (or all six) once the lobby’s open.

Host a Game

Best with 2–10 players. Everyone else just needs a phone and something to prove.

1

Host picks a decade

Put it on the big screen: TV, laptop, whatever's around. Once you're in the lobby, filter to one decade or open it up to all six.

2

Everyone joins from their phone

No app, no download. Just a room code and a name. 2 to 10 players.

3

Answer fast, answer right

3 rounds, a merciless final twist for whoever's in last, and a scoreboard that remembers everything.

Deep Cuts

Bored of eras? Pick a rabbit hole instead.

Deep Cuts swaps the decade filter for one specific universe — The West Wing, Fallout, more on the way — and runs the exact same game underneath. Same rounds, same block, same brutal final twist.

Try Deep Cuts

Questions, answered

Which decades can we play?

60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s, 2010s, or All Decades if the room can't agree on one era. The host picks it in the lobby.

What categories show up?

Music, TV, Movies, and Fashion across every decade, plus Slang/Catchphrases and Advertising for 80s and later. 60s and 70s trade those two for Sports, News & Events, Celebrities, and (60s only) the Space Race — they predate Trapper Keepers, cut them some slack.

How does scoring work?

Speed-based. A correct answer is worth 1000 points, decaying down to 500 the longer you take. Wrong or missed answers score zero — no penalties. The final round doubles everything.

What’s "the block"?

Before the final round, whoever's in last place picks one question to answer completely alone — everyone else just watches. Get it right and you're back in it.

Is there a mode besides picking a decade?

Deep Cuts — instead of an era, the host picks one specific topic (currently The West Wing or Fallout) and every question comes from that world instead.

Is it free?

Yes, in any browser, no account required. There are also native Android TV and Amazon Fire TV apps if you'd rather not run a browser tab on your television.