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About 100 People Asked: Trivia Duel

100 People Asked is not your typical trivia game. Two players. One buzz button. Both screens show the same question at the same moment. Race to tap BUZZ first, then you have 10 seconds to type a popular answer before time runs out. Fastest reaction gets the shot. Best knowledge earns the points. This is real-time 1v1 trivia. Not trivia with waiting. Both players are live, competing for the same answer at the same second. THE MECHANIC THAT CHANGES EVERYTHING Every answer to every question is crowd-sourced and ranked by how many people answered it. The most popular answer scores the most points. The least popular correct answer still scores, just less. There is no single right answer. The crowd decides. Race to hit BUZZ. If you buzz first, the button locks your opponent out and a 10-second countdown starts. Type a popular answer and earn the points. When you type a wrong answer and the buzz resets, your opponent immediately gets their shot at the same question. No round restarts. No penalty beyond the missed opportunity. Three rounds. 60 seconds per round. Each round brings a fresh question. Highest cumulative score across all three rounds wins the duel. GAME MODES Daily Challenge is the main mode. Match against a real opponent from the global pool. Win the duel, earn XP, keep your streak alive. The global leaderboard updates after every completed match. Three duels per day on the free tier — subscribe for unlimited play. Quick Match is instant. The system finds you an opponent from the global pool. Private Room is for challenging a friend. Create a room and share the 5-digit invite code or let them scan a QR code if you are in the same place. Your opponent does not need an account, just the code or the camera. Rematch in one tap when the game ends. Practice Mode is solo and untimed. Answer at your own pace and see all six answers revealed after every attempt. Learn which answers score the most, test your crowd intuition designed to warm you up before you go live. PROGRESS THAT MEANS SOMETHING Every match earns XP based on your performance. Level up and your rank shows on your avatar and everywhere your name appears on the leaderboard. The global leaderboard runs three tabs: weekly, monthly, and all-time. The top three players each week appear on a podium. Your own rank is always pinned at the bottom of the screen so you know exactly where you stand at any moment. A streak calendar sits on the home screen and tracks your daily habit. Complete a daily duel each day and it fills in. Miss one and it resets. Every time you open the app, you know exactly where you stand. BUILT FOR SHORT SESSIONS Three rounds. Around five minutes per match. No commitment required beyond a single game. The daily challenge resets every day, giving you a reason to come back without demanding your schedule. Three duels and you are done, or keep going with a subscription. HOW 100 PEOPLE ASKED IS DIFFERENT Most trivia apps are asynchronous; you answer, then wait for your opponent to respond hours later. 100 People Asked is live. You and your rival are on the same question at the same moment. The buzz button creates a kind of pressure that turn-based formats never can, the urgency of knowing your opponent is staring at the same screen right now. Survey-style popular-answer questions mean cultural knowledge and crowd intuition matter as much as raw facts. You are not recalling a date or a capital city; you are guessing what most people think the answer is. That is a genuinely different kind of intelligence test, and a much more even playing field. No single game takes more than three minutes. No question has only one correct answer. No opponent is ever more than 30 seconds away. Download free. Buzz first. Beat your rival. Terms of Use: https://www.100peopleasked.com/terms

What’s new

Version 1.1.0 · Updated September 10, 2026

New in this version • Gems and Jokers: earn gems as you play, then spend them on Jokers to reveal an answer when you are stuck. • Gem Store: stock up on gems, Jokers, and extra lives in one place. • Daily rewards and streaks: log in each day for bonus gems and keep your streak alive. • Weekly Pro reward for subscribers. • Smoother gameplay: quicker buzz response, steadier round transitions, and stability fixes throughout.

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App privacy

The developer, Asena Yangin, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Used to Track You

The following data may be used to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies:

  • Identifiers: Device ID
  • Usage Data: Advertising Data

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Identifiers: Device ID
  • Usage Data: Advertising Data
  • Contact Info: Email Address
  • User Content: Gameplay Content
  • Diagnostics: Crash Data, Performance Data

Used for: Third-Party Advertising, Developer’s Advertising or Marketing, Product Personalization, App Functionality

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