Kwoji Ezagutza, the estimation quiz for colleagues
Number questions, one slider, no excuses.
- 2–40 players
- ~6–15 min
- Included in the free plan
How a game goes
A question with a numerical answer appears for the whole table, and everyone places their slider where they think the right answer is. The closer you get, the more you score; speed only breaks ties between people who are spot on. The host chooses how long the game runs, and can also have each player write a question or prepare every question themselves.
Which team, and when
Players: 2–40 players. Length: ~6–15 min.
Everyone answers from their own screen, so it suits a team meeting in the office as well as a weekly check-in on video. With questions prepared by the host, it becomes a custom quiz for an offsite or for welcoming new hires. It's part of the free plan.
Why it works with colleagues
How many, would you say? Slide your cursor as close as you can to the answer.
Nobody knows the exact answer, everyone can get close: the intern and the director start from the same line.
Nobody knows the exact answer, so nobody is put on the spot: the intern and the director start from the same line. When players write the questions, you also learn what your colleagues are curious about.
More games to discover
The questions we get asked.
Do I need to install anything to play Kwoji Ezagutza?
No. Kwoji Ezagutza runs in the browser, on a computer or a phone. Colleagues join the game from a link or a QR code.
How many players, and how long does it take?
Players: 2–40 players. Typical length: ~6–15 min.
Is Kwoji Ezagutza free?
Yes. Kwoji Ezagutza is one of the 4 games included in the free plan, with unlimited games, for up to 200 members.
Can we use our own questions?
Yes. The host can ask everyone to write a question at the start of the game, or prepare all the questions before launching; they then run the game without playing.
Do you need to be good at trivia?
No. You score by getting close to the answer, not by knowing it: good intuition counts as much as a good memory.
Short games. Lasting memories.
Create your space, invite your colleagues, start the first match. Two minutes is all it takes.