Fakerz Dozen

Fakerz Dozen takes the idea of spotting the lie and builds a daily round around it. Every puzzle opens with today's category and a few lines from its author setting the theme, so the round reads a bit like a quiz column.

Then thirteen answers appear. Twelve are real members of the category and one is invented or out of place. You tap the ones you are sure of, and every real one adds to your score. Tap the Faker and the round ends, though you keep the points you banked before it, so the skill lies in knowing when to stop as much as in what you know. At the end a scorecard shows your dozen as a box of doughnuts, ready to share.

Scores add up across the month on a monthly leaderboard. Each month you also get a few Doublers, which you can switch on before a round to double the base score you earn, so it pays to save them for a category you know well. A new dozen comes out every weekday.

Fakerz Dozen was created by writer J.W. Crump with Andrew MacDowell on the technology side, and launched on July 1, 2026. A rotating group of guest writers supplies the puzzles, and each dozen names its writer under the category. Past categories have ranged from clowns in horror films to Lay's crisp flavours sold around the world.

It suits trivia players who like a little risk in their score and enjoy themed categories that are written with some humour.