Why a tree, though?
The tree came from Germany, Santa's reindeer got their names in a poem and Rudolph joined in 1939 — trivia that starts arguments.
CHRISTMAS
Traditions, Christmas movies and winter trivia — the game that keeps the whole family at the table after dinner. Phones play, the TV shows the race.
Create this game for freeThe tree came from Germany, Santa's reindeer got their names in a poem and Rudolph joined in 1939 — trivia that starts arguments.
From “It's a Wonderful Life” to “Home Alone” — the round where everyone suddenly has an opinion.
Play every year, keep the game and add questions. In three years you have a family league nobody wants to lose.
FREE QUESTIONS
Three questions to start — free, no account needed. In the game each comes with four choices, a timer and a place on the live leaderboard.
Germany — decorated trees appear there in the 16th century.
Eight — Rudolph was added by a 1939 colouring book story.
Frank Capra.
FAQ
That is the audience it was built for — big phone buttons, simple questions, teams for mixed ages.
The host needs internet (a phone hotspot works); players can stay on 4G. The room screen loads in any browser.
Yes — duplicate the game in the dashboard, add new questions and the Christmas league grows.
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