Right Again! Trivia

Right Again Trivia is a general knowledge game on AARP's games site. A new game appears every day, and the game select screen lists recent days so you can catch up on ones you missed. Only your first play of a given game counts on the leaderboard, though you can replay it.

A game runs through four rounds of four multiple-choice questions, with 30 seconds to answer each once the choices appear. Later rounds are worth more. Behind the game board sits a hidden picture, and each correct answer uncovers part of it. After the four rounds come the Brain Q, a question on brain health from AARP's Staying Sharp programme, and the Final Q, which asks about the picture. At the end of Rounds 2 and 3 you can try the Final Q early for extra points, and a wrong early answer costs nothing.

PowerUps add a layer of strategy. Each can be used once a game: Two Tries gives a second chance, SweetSpot adds 200 points to a right answer, and logged-in AARP members get a triple points PowerUp. Members also get a short video bonus worth 300 points and access to the previous 14 days of games, and AARP Rewards participants can spend Rewards points on extra PowerUps for the last two questions and earn points for finishing.

The mix of quiz and picture puzzle makes it a slower, fuller daily session than a single question game, and it suits players who like scoring and leaderboards as much as the trivia itself.