Cat Quiz Show lobby

Play Cat Quiz Show online with friends

A quiz with a cat presenter: pick a question on the board, hit the buzzer first and answer. Create a room for friends or join a public table.

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Nickname

We will remember this nickname for your next visit.

How public rooms work

Public rooms are visible in the list while at least one player is online.

Pack editor

Packs are kept only in this browser. Build a pack from scratch or load a .siq from SIGame, then play it in a private room.

Public rooms

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Cat Quiz Show rules

The board has categories with questions of different values: the higher the value, the harder the question.
If you know the answer, hit the buzzer. Whoever buzzes first answers.
A correct answer adds the value of the question, a wrong one takes the same away. Scores can go below zero.
The player with the highest score after the final wins.

A random player picks the first question, then whoever answered correctly picks.
If nobody answers, the same player picks again.
In the next round, the player with the lowest score picks first.
The host of a private room can play their own SIGame pack (.siq) or build a pack in the editor on the site.

While the cat reads the question, the buzzer is closed. It opens a random fraction of a second after the reading.
Buzzing too early locks the buzzer for 3 seconds.
Buzzes within the first 0.3 seconds count as simultaneous, and one of those players is picked at random.
You can answer each question only once. If you don't know, press "Pass".
For picture and sound questions, the buzzer opens once the picture has loaded for everyone and the sound has finished.
Tap a picture to enlarge it. After the answer, a caption appears under it.

Capitals, punctuation, spaces, accents and articles do not matter.
If an answer is close to the correct one, it is shown to everyone and the players vote. A tie means it is accepted.
If a close answer is rejected, the question closes.
Packs can have multiple choice questions, number answers with a margin and marking a place on a picture. The cat checks these itself, without a vote.

Cat in the bag: the question goes to another player, who chooses its value: the lowest or the highest of the round in the bank, or as set by the author in a pack. Some cats in the bag have no question and simply give points.
Auction: starting with whoever opened the question, players take turns to raise, pass or go all in. The highest bidder answers, winning the bid for a correct answer and losing it for a wrong one.
No risk and questions for yourself: whoever opens the question answers it for double value with no penalty for a mistake.
Question for everyone: everyone answers at once, winning the value for a correct answer and losing it for a wrong one.
All in for everyone: players above zero place a secret wager from 1 up to their score and answer at the same time.

Players with a score above zero go through to the final.
Finalists take turns striking out categories, starting with the lowest score, until one is left.
Each finalist places a secret wager from 1 up to their score.
There are 45 seconds to answer. A correct answer adds the wager, a wrong one takes it away.

Instead of the cat, a person from the spectators can present the game and see the correct answers.
The presenter decides whether to accept answers, so players can answer out loud, for example on Discord.
The presenter can give half credit for an answer. The presenter and the host can correct a player's score from the menu in the player list, and the change shows up in the game log.
If the presenter goes quiet or leaves, the cat checks the answers.