Run a live trivia game on YouTube, Facebook, Twitch or Instagram. Viewers answer by typing a comment in the live chat, and LiveReacting scores every answer and shows the results on the stream. Thanks to the native integration, you do not send your viewers anywhere else. They play right in the live chat, next to the live video, on the same page.
A question goes on the stream with a timer. Viewers type the option number or the answer itself as a comment. When the timer runs out, the results screen shows the correct answer and who got it.
Viewers comment on the live video they are already watching. LiveReacting keeps each viewer's first answer and ignores the rest.
You choose how winners are picked: by correct answers, by score, or by both. Score rewards a faster answer. Read how the winners are calculated.
After every question the stream shows the correct answer and who picked what. After the game, your account keeps the full analytics: each question with its accuracy and response time, each player with their score and correct answers. Read the analytics guide.
We compared each brand's trivia live stream with the average video on the same Facebook page. IMAX's trivia stream got 350 times more comments than its average video. These are their numbers, not a promise about yours.
| Brand | The trivia live stream | Against the average video on the same page |
|---|---|---|
| IMAX | 6K views, 2K comments | 350 times more comments |
| Air Asia | 100K views, 4K reactions | 60 times more comments |
| EL AL Airlines | 13K views, 2.6K comments | 19 times more page engagement |
| Myprotein | 26K views, 11.5K comments | 15 times more page engagement |
| Hobbii | 8.1K views, 21K comments | 5 times more engagement than their other live videos |
How this was counted: for each brand, we compared the comments and the engagement on the trivia live stream with the average of the other videos on the same Facebook page at the time of the stream, and for Hobbii with their other live videos. Every story is on the success stories page with its broadcast. See the success stories
Write your own questions, pick them from the LiveReacting library, or import a spreadsheet. Then pick a design, set your colors and background, and choose the timer and the number of winners.
Type them, pick them from the library by category, or import an .xlsx file. A question can carry a picture or a short video.
Three designs: Classic, Modern and Elegant. Set the text color, a background image and your logo on every screen.
Set the timer for each question, how many winners to name, and whether a wrong answer knocks a player out of the game.
Run the game on its own, present it on camera from your browser, or add it to the streaming software you already use. The game keeps its own timers in all three.
Read the setup guide → Watch the video tutorial →Start the game and it runs itself: question, results, next question, on the timers you set. Nothing runs on your computer, so it can be off.
Add your camera and microphone in the studio, read the questions out and react to the answers as they come in.
Plugin Mode gives the game a link. Add it to your scene as a browser source, and it appears over your picture while your software keeps sending the video. Read the Plugin Mode guide.
Game structure
A countdown before the first question, so a viewer who joins late does not miss it.
The question, its options and the timer.
The correct answer, and which option each viewer picked.
The winners and the other players, with their scores.
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A ready-made trivia project for one occasion. Open it, keep it as it is or change what you need, and go live without building anything from scratch.
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A question and four options on a clean background, the answers from the chat.
Simple trivia game
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The question beside your camera, so you read it out and react to the answers.
Trivia game with host
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The question over your camera, in the Modern design.
Modern trivia game with host
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The host version in portrait, for a phone screen.
Trivia game with host (mobile)
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The simple version in portrait, for a phone screen.
Simple trivia game (mobile)
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Bible questions already written, with the host on camera.
Bible trivia game with host
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Halloween questions on a Halloween background.
Halloween trivia
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A second Halloween design, with ghosts.
Halloween trivia 2
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A Black Friday game with a marquee start screen.
Black Friday trivia
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Christmas questions on a snowy red background.
Christmas trivia
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A Black Friday game in the dark design.
Black Friday trivia
A quiz fits any live stream with viewers in the chat. Six uses, each with a page or a guide to start from.
A round of questions every week, with the leaderboard at the end, on the channel your viewers already watch.
See the trivia templatesQuestions about your product, a prize for the winners, and every answer a comment on your own post.
See customer resultsThe Bible trivia template, with its questions already written.
See church live streamingThe lesson's questions as a quiz at the end, answered by every student in the chat.
Read the classroom quiz guideInvite a guest from a link. They read the questions with you while the game keeps the timers.
See guests in a live streamA trivia round between the videos of a channel that runs on its own. Every game runs in every kind of stream.
See pre-recorded live streamingThey type a comment in the live chat: the option number, or the answer itself. LiveReacting reads the chat on YouTube, Facebook, Twitch and Instagram and keeps each viewer's first answer.
No. They play in the live chat they are already watching. There is nothing to download and no page to open.
Yes. Type them in the studio, pick them from the LiveReacting library by category, or import an .xlsx spreadsheet. A question can carry a picture or a short video.
You pick the rule: by correct answers, by score, or by both. Score rewards a faster answer. Knockout Mode drops a player after a wrong answer, so only the players who were right so far stay in the game. Read how the winners are calculated.
Yes. After every question, viewers see the correct answer and who got it. At the end, the leaderboard names the winners and lists the other players. You set how many winners it names. Read how to show every participant.
Yes. Your account keeps every game's analytics: each question with its accuracy and average response time, each player with their score and correct answers, and the leaderboard with a public link you can share. The Help Center explains every figure.
YouTube, Facebook, Twitch and Instagram by signing in, and TikTok, LinkedIn, Kick, X or any other platform that takes a stream key. Where a platform has no chat LiveReacting can read, viewers answer on a separate play-along page instead.
Yes. If the templates and the settings are not enough, our team builds a custom game for an additional price. Ask through the Enterprise page.
Yes. Plugin Mode gives you a link to add to your scene as a browser source, and the game appears over your video on a transparent background. Plugin Mode is not on the free plan; the pricing page lists which plans have it.
Yes. Set a date and time for the stream to start, or attach it to a live event you already scheduled on YouTube or Facebook. You can also start the game in the middle of a stream that is already live.
Each plan lists a number of participants, and the pricing page has the figure for every plan.
Yes. Pick the Classic, Modern or Elegant design, set the text color and a background image for each screen, and add your logo.
Create a project from a trivia template, write your questions, and start the stream. Viewers answer in the live chat.
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