20 Questions (20Q)

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Someone's thinking of a secret. You have 20 yes/no questions to crack it. 20 Questions: Revived brings the classic guessing game back with an AI host, a daily puzzle the whole world plays together, and live multiplayer rooms for friends and family. No account, no ads, nothing to buy. MEET IRIS Iris is your host. She hides a secret, answers every question with Yes, No or Partly, reads her lines aloud, and reacts to how close you're getting. Ask in plain English, in whatever shorthand you like. THREE WAYS TO PLAY • Daily Challenge: one secret a day, the same for everyone. Solve it in fewer questions to earn more stars, keep your streak alive, and compare times on today's leaderboard. Share a spoiler-free result card. • Solo: pick a category or go random, then beat Iris at your own pace. Earn points for every solve and climb from Rookie to Sherlock on weekly and all-time leaderboards. • Multiplayer: host a private room, share a 6-letter code or QR, and let up to five players take turns asking. The host answers Yes, No or Partly, verifies guesses, and the chair passes round the table each round. Scholar players can also browse public rooms. TWO LEVELS, SWITCH ANYTIME • Scholar: famous personalities, historical events, iconic objects, famous places, great inventions and fictional characters. Deep trivia with two hints a round. • Junior: famous people, famous places, movies and cartoons, animals, sports and games, science and inventions. Easier secrets, extra thinking time, coins to spend on hints, and private rooms only. MORE THAN 3,000 SECRETS Every round ends with a fact card: who, what, when and why it matters. Solved or not, it's saved to My Discoveries so you can come back to it. ALSO INSIDE • Tips for every category to get your first questions right • A question clock in Solo and a shared 60-second turn clock in Multiplayer • Rounds you can leave and come back to • Lo-fi music, sound effects, Iris's voice and haptics, each with its own switch • Report an answer you think Iris got wrong, straight from the result screen

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