Trivia Millionaire

Yes. It runs free in the browser on desktop, Android and iOS, with no download and no account needed before your first question.

Each question gives you four possible answers and exactly one is right. Pick it and you earn a reward and move up the difficulty ladder. Pick wrong and the run is over, so a shaky guess is worth spending a hint on instead.

It draws from a broad range of topics rather than specialising, so a run will swing between subjects you know well and ones you do not. That spread is deliberate - it is a general knowledge quiz, not a themed one.

Yes. If a question feels beyond you, a hint improves your odds rather than handing you the answer. Since a single wrong pick ends the run, spending one early is usually better than guessing on a question you have no read on.

Yes. Alongside solo play there is a competitive mode where two players go head to head on the same questions, which turns it from a personal best chase into a straight contest.

They do. Difficulty rises as you progress, so the early questions are there to get you moving and the later ones are where a run actually ends. Score progression is tied to how deep into that curve you get.