A quiz show at home: streaks, ranks and a title to defend

How a game goes

1. Start a duel: six questions against a player near your level, scored by speed as well as accuracy.
2. The result moves your rating. That is what makes a game count rather than being one more game.
3. The daily streak rewards coming back rather than winning — the mechanic behind a returning champion, which works because they return every day.
4. Leagues sort players into seven ranks, Wood to Legend, in a race that restarts every week.
5. Leaderboards read at world, country and region level: there is more than one place to be first.

Common questions

Is this connected to a television show?

No, none. The resemblance is structural, not licensed: what makes a TV quiz gripping is the run and the ranking, and both mechanics exist here. No content from any show is used.

What happens if nobody is available for a duel?

After eight seconds a practice opponent steps in, so you are not left watching a searching screen. Its accuracy depends on the level.

Can you lose your rank?

Rating moves after every duel, in both directions, and a season ends with rewards and then a reset. That is what stops a rank from being settled once and for all.

Do I have to play every day?

No. The daily streak is a bonus, not a condition: it rewards regularity, and a missed day costs the streak, not the rating.

How do you climb the rankings?

By winning duels against players near your level, and by answering fast: the score is weighted by speed as much as accuracy. Seven ranks separate Wood from Legend, and each season resets the board.

Can you play solo, with no opponent?

Yes — the themes play alone, with no code and no opponent. What needs an opponent is the ranked duel, and a practice opponent steps in after eight seconds if nobody is there.