Trivia Crack turned trivia night into a habit people check between meetings: spin a wheel, land on a category, answer before the clock runs out. We wanted that same spin-and-answer rush without an account, an install or a single push notification, so we built Wheel of Wits, a free ten-question trivia round that runs right here in your browser. Spin, answer, keep the streak alive.
Play Wheel of Wits now
Tap the wheel to spin, then pick an answer before the ring runs out. Keys 1 to 4 work too.
How it works
Every round is ten questions. Spin the wheel to land on a category (Science, History, Geography, Pop Culture, Sports or Art), then answer a four-option question before the countdown ring closes, about 12 seconds. Correct answers build a streak and pay out more points the longer that streak runs. A wrong answer or a timeout breaks it, so speed and accuracy both matter.
The daily round is seeded from the date itself, so everyone who plays today gets the same ten spins you do. Come back tomorrow for a new set and your play streak grows, the same habit loop that keeps people opening Trivia Crack. Once you finish the daily round, a practice mode serves fresh random rounds for as long as you want, without touching that streak.
Your best score, best answer streak and play streak live in your browser’s local storage only. Nothing leaves your device, there is no account, and sound is off by default with a visible toggle.
How it compares to Trivia Crack
Let us be plain: this is a taste of the loop, not the full game. Trivia Crack has thousands of questions across dozens of categories, a card-based challenge system, live matches against friends and strangers, power-ups, and a social layer built around beating specific people. None of that is here.
Wheel of Wits keeps exactly one piece: spin a category, race the clock, protect your streak. Our question bank covers six broad knowledge categories with enough variety that the daily round rarely repeats a question for weeks, but it will not challenge a trivia veteran the way Trivia Crack’s deeper card decks do, and there is no way to challenge a specific friend directly.
Where it wins is friction. There is nothing to install, no account, and the first spin happens the moment the page loads. If you want a two-minute trivia break during a work day, this is the fastest way we know to get one. When you want head-to-head matches against real opponents and a much bigger question library, that is your signal to get the real app.
Get the full app
Trivia Crack is free to download, with a lite version built for lower-end devices and slower connections. It adds live and asynchronous matches against friends, a much larger question library, character customization and power-ups, supported by ads and optional in-app purchases.
Frequently asked questions
Is Trivia Crack free?
Yes. Trivia Crack is free to download and play, with a lite version aimed at lower-end phones. It shows ads and offers optional in-app purchases for extras like power-ups and character customization, but the core trivia game does not require paying.
Is this the real Trivia Crack?
No. Wheel of Wits is an original trivia game we built, inspired by Trivia Crack’s spin-and-answer format. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Etermax, the maker of Trivia Crack, in any way. For the full game with live matches against real opponents, download the official app using the links above.
Does everyone get the same questions each day?
Yes, in the daily round. The ten questions are generated from the date itself, so a player in Mumbai and a player in Madrid spin through the same set on the same calendar day. Practice rounds after the daily one are randomized and do not affect your day streak.
Does the quiz work offline?
Once the page has loaded, yes. Wheel of Wits is a single file with no external requests, so it keeps working even if your connection drops mid-round. Your scores and streaks are saved in your browser’s local storage, so they survive a reload on the same device.
Is it free?
Yes. Wheel of Wits is completely free, with no signup, no ads and no in-app purchases. It is a small original game we built to sit alongside the article, not a commercial product.
