Eggs, hares and pouring
Where the Easter Bunny really comes from, why eggs are painted and what water splashing means — the round that surprises everyone.
EASTER
An Easter quiz for the whole table.
Between breakfast and the egg hunt: traditions, spring and trivia the whole family can argue about. Teams play on phones, the TV keeps score.
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Birds, flowers and weather — a gentle round the youngest guests can win.
Play all weekend
One game code works for the whole weekend: Sunday lunch, Monday brunch, no setup twice.
FREE QUESTIONS
Try them right now.
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.
Which country gave the world the Easter Bunny?+
Germany — the “Osterhase” appears in records from the 1600s.
How many days does Lent last?+
Forty.
Which ancient culture painted eggs long before Easter cards?+
Persia — decorated eggs were part of Nowruz spring celebrations.
FAQ
Good to know before you host.
Can we play with 3 people too?+
Yes — play solo or in teams. With three people, everyone plays their own phone and the leaderboard decides.
How long is a good Easter game?+
15–30 minutes works best between lunch and dessert. Ten questions is a sweet spot.
Is it really free?+
The free demo includes two ready-made packs and three games — no card, no trial tricks.
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