Trivia for two

Which quiz games can two people play on one phone?

Two kinds of app work on a single iPhone: split-screen quizzes where both players answer at the same time, like 2 Player Quiz and QuizFloor, and pass-and-play games where you hand the phone over, like 9Guess and Quible. Quible’s duel is free for two players and works offline; online duel apps such as Trivia Crack need a phone each.

By Valentin Weinert, developer of QuibleLast updated: September 25, 2026

The short answer

Both answer at once, split screen: 2 Player Quiz Multiplayer Game, QuizFloor (two players only).
Pass the phone, take turns: 9Guess (2 to 4 teams, paid app, no ads), Quible (2 to 4 players).
Quible’s duel is free for two: Closest Wins, 3 rounds. Quible Plus ($24.99 a year) opens 4 players and 8 games.
Trivia Crack, QuizDuel and Quiz Planet are online games: each player needs their own phone and a connection.

What is the difference between split-screen and pass-and-play?

In a split-screen quiz the phone lies flat between you and each player owns one half of the screen. Both see the same question and whoever taps the right answer first scores. It is fast and loud, and it only works for two.

In a pass-and-play quiz you take turns: one person answers, hands the phone over, the next answers the same question without seeing the first answer. It is slower, but it works for more than two players and nobody wins just by tapping faster.

Which apps can two people play on one iPhone?

These are the ones built for it. The table uses only what each app states in its App Store listing.

App	How you play	Players	Offline	Price model
2 Player Quiz Multiplayer Game (DH3 Games)	Split screen, both answer at once; a wrong answer costs a point	2	Not stated in the listing	Free; subscription $2.99/week with 3-day trial
QuizFloor (Liubomyr Kravchuk)	Split screen or two phones over local Wi-Fi; 60-second rounds with picture questions	2 only	Yes	Free download
9Guess (K8 Appton)	Pass-and-play; every question has nine possible answers	2 to 4 teams	Yes, no ads	Paid app ($1.99 US)
Quible (Centaurio)	Pass-and-play; everyone answers the same round in turn	2 free, up to 4 with Plus	Yes	Free; Plus $24.99/year or $3.99/week
Trivia Crack, QuizDuel, Quiz Planet	Online matches against friends or strangers	One phone each	No, online only	Free with in-app purchases

Sources: each app’s App Store listing (US), checked 25 September 2026. Question languages differ: 9Guess lists English, French and Spanish; Quible is English and German.

How does the duel in Quible work?

One iPhone, two to four players. Quible shows a handoff screen with the next player’s name, that player answers, then the phone goes on. Everyone gets the same round, so it is fair; there is no speed bonus, because the phone moves around.

The free duel is Closest Wins for two players, three rounds: Quib asks for a number, like how many people live in Germany, and the closer guess takes the point. With Quible Plus you can pick from eight duel games (Flag Blitz, Trivia, Fact or Fake, Higher or Lower and more), play 5 or 7 rounds, choose a difficulty and add up to four players. Duels never cost energy and work without internet.

Which one should you pick?

For a fast head-to-head between two people who like to race, a split-screen app is the better fit; Quible has no split screen. For a group of three or four, or for a mixed group where the faster tapper should not win by default, pick pass-and-play: 9Guess if you want a party game in English, French or Spanish; Quible if you want geography and history questions in English or German and a free way to start.

If you want to play against each other while apart, you need an online game such as Trivia Crack or QuizDuel; Quible has no online multiplayer.

Games in Quible that fit

What people also ask

Is there a trivia game for two players on one phone without internet?

Yes. QuizFloor, 9Guess and Quible state that they work offline. 2 Player Quiz does not say either way in its listing.

Can more than two people play on one phone?

In pass-and-play games, yes: 9Guess supports 2 to 4 teams, Quible 2 to 4 players with Quible Plus. Split-screen games are built for exactly two.

Is Quible’s duel free?

Two players, Closest Wins, three rounds are free and cost no energy. More players, more games and longer duels come with Quible Plus ($24.99 a year or $3.99 a week in the US).

Is there a German-language quiz for two on one phone?

Quible has every question in German and English. 9Guess lists English, French and Spanish questions.