Quizl

About Quizl

Quizl calls itself a daily trivia game inspired by Josh Wardle's Wordle. Instead of a hidden word, each day there are five new questions, and the challenge is to see how you do against your friends on the same set.

The game's own how-to has four lines: five new questions every day; select the correct answer; share your score and challenge your friends; complete the Quizl daily to keep your streak. Each question offers a short list of possible answers, and you choose one. The questions range widely across general knowledge: history, geography, film and television, music, books, science and odd facts. Recent examples include which Scottish city has an underground railway, what the expression bread and circuses refers to, and which Shakespeare character asks to be or not to be.

When you finish, the game marks each answer right or wrong and gives you a result you can paste for friends, with a link back to quizl.io. A perfect day is five out of five. The stats screen keeps your current and longest streak and your average score, and an account lets you move your stats between devices and to the app.

Quizl has since added a second daily game on the same site, Cryptl, a cryptogram of a famous quote.

How to play Quizl

1. Open Quizl to get today's five questions.
2. Read each question and select the answer you think is correct.
3. See which answers you got right once you finish.
4. Share your score with friends and come back tomorrow to keep your streak.

Tips

• Read every option before you choose; some are close.
• Play every day: the streak counts days you complete the daily.
• Make an account if you want to keep your stats when you change device.

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