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Kahoot alternative: Quizz Party, the free multiplayer quiz with mini-games
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Quizz Party is a free Kahoot alternative for running a live quiz with friends, in class or with a team. It requires no account, sets no player limit, supports questions with several correct answers and adds eight speed mini-games to the classic multiple-choice format. The host creates a game in ten seconds, players join with a five-letter code from their phone, and the leaderboard updates in real time.
Key facts
- ✓Free, no subscription and no locked features
- ✓No account, neither for the host nor for the players
- ✓Questions with one or several correct answers, with partial credit
- ✓9 round types: question, click frenzy, speed typing, green light, memory, stop the clock, tile hunt, price is right, 9-tile puzzle
- ✓Interface in English, French and Spanish
- ✓Runs in the browser, on mobile and desktop
Why look for a Kahoot alternative?
Kahoot made live quizzes popular: a projected question, four colours, a timer and a leaderboard. The format is great, but it shows its limits, especially on the free tier: capped participant numbers, advanced question types (including multi-select) reserved to paid plans, an account required to host, and sessions that get repetitive when every round looks the same.
People searching for a “Kahoot alternative” usually want one of three things: a tool that is actually free, a tool without sign-up, or a more varied tool to keep a group engaged for more than ten minutes. Quizz Party was built to answer all three.
Quizz Party vs Kahoot: the comparison
| Criteria | Quizz Party | Kahoot (free plan) |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, no limits | Free with restrictions, paid options |
| Account required | No (host and players) | Yes for the host |
| Player limit | None enforced | Cap depending on the plan |
| Multiple correct answers | Yes, with partial credit | Depending on the plan |
| Mini-games beyond quiz | 8 (click, typing, reflex, memory, clock, tiles, price, puzzle) | No |
| Scoring | Speed + podium bonus + streak bonus | Speed + streak |
| Saving quizzes | By code, no account | On the account |
| Interface languages | English, French, Spanish | Many |
| Installation | None, browser | Browser or app |
Kahoot still offers more ready-made content (public quiz library, images, school integrations). Quizz Party focuses on simplicity and variety: you write your questions, alternate with mini-games, and everyone plays without friction.
What really changes: mini-games between questions
Thirty questions in a row is tiring. Quizz Party lets you insert speed rounds that put everyone back on equal footing, including those who don't know the answers.
- ●Question: 2 to 4 answers, one or several correct. The fastest scores the most.
- ●Click frenzy: as many clicks as possible in ten seconds.
- ●Speed typing: retype a text as fast as possible, accuracy matters.
- ●Green light: tap as soon as the screen turns green, reaction time measured to the millisecond.
- ●Sequence memory: repeat a colour sequence that gets longer every level.
- ●Stop the clock: stop a hidden timer as close to the target as possible.
- ●Tile hunt: tiles pop up one after another all over the screen; tap as many as you can before they vanish.
- ●Price is right: the host sets an item's price, each player proposes whole numbers and the site answers “higher” or “lower” until it is found.
- ●9-tile puzzle: a sliding puzzle scrambled the same way for everyone, to put back in order as fast as possible.
Questions with several correct answers: how are points counted?
The host ticks one or several correct answers when creating the question. With a single correct answer it is all or nothing: 500 points for the right answer, plus up to 500 speed bonus points.
With several correct answers, players tick the ones they believe are right, then confirm. Scoring is proportional: each correct answer found earns its share, and each wrong pick cancels one correct answer. Finding two out of three with no mistake earns two thirds of the points; finding all three with one mistake also earns two thirds. The speed bonus is then applied on that total.
Players never receive the list of correct answers on their device: it is stripped server-side before being sent, so cheating by inspecting network traffic is impossible.
Who is it for? Use cases
- ●Teachers: review a chapter with multiple-answer questions, then release the pressure with a green light or a tile hunt.
- ●Teams and workshops: a ten-minute icebreaker without making thirty people create an account.
- ●Friends' nights: the trivia quiz where the worst student can still win thanks to reflexes.
- ●Birthdays and families: kids love the click frenzy and the tiles, adults the questions.
How to start a game in three steps
- ●1. On the home page, click “New game”. You get a five-letter code and the host screen.
- ●2. Add your rounds: questions (tick one or several correct answers) and mini-games, in any order. Save the program to get a reusable draft code.
- ●3. Players open the site on their phone, enter the code and a nickname. Launch the first round: timer, answers and leaderboard sync live.
Frequently asked questions
Is Quizz Party really free?
Yes. There is no subscription, no premium tier and no locked feature. Every round type, including multiple-answer questions and mini-games, is available to everyone.
Do I need an account to use Quizz Party?
No. The host creates a game without signing up and players join with a code. Even saving a quiz works without an account: you receive a draft code to keep.
How many players can join a game?
No limit is enforced. The game has been load-tested with one host and eight players playing simultaneously, with sub-second synchronisation.
Can I create questions with several correct answers?
Yes. Tick several answers when creating the question. Players tick their choices and confirm, and points are computed proportionally to the number of correct answers found, minus mistakes.
Does Quizz Party work on phones?
Yes, it is designed for it: players play from their phone browser with nothing to install. The host screen is meant to be projected or shared on a video call.
Which languages are available?
The interface exists in English, French and Spanish. Each player picks their own language independently of the host; questions stay in the language the host wrote them in.
Can I reuse a quiz from one game to the next?
Yes. From the host screen, save the program: you get a draft code. In a later game, enter that code to reload every round.
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A game takes ten seconds to create, no account needed. Share the code and play.