I’m a UNC student and made a trivia game that punishes being confidently wrong
Hey, I’m a student at UNC and I made a game called Who’s Bluffing.
Ten questions. You pick an answer, then say how sure you are. Getting something wrong is fine. Being 100% sure and wrong is where you lose a lot of points.
You can choose your topic and difficulty, and every answer shows its source. Free, no accounts, no ads.
You can also send a friend the exact same ten questions and compare scores. See who actually knows their stuff and who’s just confident.
There’s a separate classroom mode too. Everyone joins with a code and takes a longer test, then an anonymous group dashboard shows how confident the class was versus how often they were right. Group results appear once five people finish.
If your club has a Discord or Slack, you can add it there for a daily question.
Would you play it again? If the questions feel boring or something doesn’t make sense, tell me. I’m still working on it.