Split-screen trivia on a single device. You and the person across the table race to answer the same question first.
No download. No account. Hand someone the phone.
Largest planet in the Solar System?
Largest planet in the Solar System?
How a match works
One phone flat on the table between you. The screen splits — your rival’s half flips 180° to face them.
The exact same question appears on both halves at once. Tap the right answer before they do.
Right answer first: +1. Wrong answer: −1 and you’re locked out until the next one. No button-mashing your way to a win.
What makes it good
Not “fewer ads.” None. The game never stops for a 30-second video.
Beach, plane, road trip, dead-zone bar. Add it to your home screen and it just works.
You read in Spanish, they read in German — same match, same question. Made for mixed tables.
Twelve categories, hand-checked in four languages. No bot-written filler.
Saved profiles, head-to-head records, win streaks. Know exactly how many times you’ve crushed them.
Read-aloud mode, a head-start handicap, and a category ban-draft so the know-it-all can’t run the table.
The honest part
The two-player-trivia corner of the app store is a graveyard of ad-spam, fake coins, and questions written by a bot. The most-downloaded one sits around 3.2 stars. We built Zwist because the game we wanted to play with our friends didn’t exist.
Pricing
No subscription. No ads. Pay once.
Full game
€4.99 once
Later: optional themed packs (movies, music, your country’s history) from €0.99. Totally optional.
No. Tap Play and you’re in, right in your browser. Want it offline and full-screen? Add it to your home screen — takes five seconds.
Yes. The free game is generous and ad-free. The €4.99 unlock adds the full 2,338-question bank, all categories, unlimited history and read-aloud. One payment, no subscription.
Yes — it’s a core feature. Each player picks Spanish, English, French or German for the same match.
Once you’ve added it to your home screen, yes. Zwist is offline-first.
Two, on one device, facing each other. That’s the whole point.
A native app is coming. The web version plays great today — start now.