Couple games · always 1 vs 1
Eleven games.
One duel.
Always two players.
Questions for couples, would-you-rather rounds, word search, memory, a maze — eleven games for the two of you. On the sofa together, in a long-distance relationship, or against your best friend: each on your own device, same round, same score.
A real question from the game
What is the capital of Norway?
Eleven games for the two of you
A duel runs several rounds back to back, and a different game waits in each. The wheel decides which category comes up.
- Rapid Fire Five questions, four answers. Who is faster?
- True or False Five statements — is that really true?
- Do You Know Me? First about you, then about the other — who knows whom better? two players only
- Which of us? Both pick — and see how you really see each other. two players only
- Guess the Number Five estimates. How close do you get?
- Top List Which one leads, which one trails?
- Quiz Tic-Tac-Toe Every square has to be earned first.
- Word Search One grid, the same words — who is faster?
- Anagram Letters scrambled — which word is hiding?
- Labyrinth Narrow corridors, waiting questions, no rush.
- Memory Duel One board for both of you. Who remembers more?
Thirteen categories
6 of them are free, with no time limit. Every category page shows real questions from the game — try them here before you start.
- Everyday Relationship questions about what happens between two people — from the first date to the dishwasher. free
- Music Music quiz from the Beatles to today’s chart hits: bands, albums, lyrics and the stories behind them. free
- Film & Cinema Movie quiz with directors, quotes, Oscar moments and the films everyone claims to have seen. free
- Food & Drink Cuisines, ingredients, drinks — and why some dishes are named the way they are. free
- Geography Flag quiz, capitals, rivers and mountain ranges: geography questions from easy to tricky — no atlas under the table. free
- Nature & Animals Animal quiz from deep-sea fish to peregrine falcons: habitats, records and surprising habits. free
- Sport Records, rules, legendary matches — football, the Olympics and everything in between. extra category
- Science Physics, chemistry, space and the inventions that rebuilt everyday life. extra category
- History Dates, rulers, turning points — from antiquity to the Berlin Wall. extra category
- Literature Opening lines, authors, idioms and the origins of everyday words. extra category
- Celebrities Who is who: actors, musicians and the faces you know from the internet. extra category
- Series & TV Seasons, characters, plot twists — from cult classics to streaming newcomers. extra category
- Oddities The knowledge nobody needs and everybody passes on. extra category
Common questions
- Does QuizYou cost anything?
- No. Eleven games and six categories are free, in the browser and in the app. Seven more categories can be bought singly or as a bundle — you can play without them for as long as you like.
- What games are there for couples?
- All eleven — two of them are explicitly about the two of you. “Do You Know Me?” has each of you answer about yourself first and then guess the other. “Which of Us?” asks would-you-rather style relationship questions where you should both land on the same name. The other nine are knowledge and skill games played as a duel.
- Does QuizYou work as a friendship test?
- Yes, that is exactly what “Do You Know Me?” is built for. You each answer five questions about yourself, then guess the other person’s answers — and at the end it is plain who knows whom better. It works with your best friend just as well as with a partner or a sibling.
- Does this work in a long-distance relationship?
- Yes. You play live on two devices: one creates the game and shares the code, the other joins. Both see the same questions at the same time, however far apart you are.
- Do I need an account?
- Not to play. An account only matters if you want to carry your progress to a second device or appear on the leaderboard.
- Can I play someone who has the app on their phone?
- Yes. Browser, iPhone and Android all meet in the same duel. One of you creates a game and shares the code or link, the other joins — whatever device they are on.
- Can I play on my own?
- Yes. Nine of the eleven games run against an AI at three strengths. The other two — “Do You Know Me?” and “Which of Us?” — need a real opponent, because they are about the two of you.
- Do I have to install anything?
- No. The web version starts straight away in your browser. For iPhone and Android the app is also on the App Store and Google Play.
All you need is a link
Create a game, share the code, start playing — with your partner, your best friend or your brother. No sign-up, no install.
Start a duel