Rarest Answer

The rare answer game: the least popular right answer wins

Every question has hundreds of correct answers. Find one nobody else says. 25 seconds a question, live percentages from real players, endless rounds.

Finding fresh questions…

In short: Rarest Answer is a free rare-answer trivia game. You type one correct answer per question; the fewer players who gave it, the higher your score — up to 100 points for a 0.1% answer. Play above, or try today's daily 7.

1,050questions
99,000+accepted answers
8themed packs

Why rare answers are fun

Ordinary quizzes ask what you know. A rare answer game asks what you know that others don't think of. A gardener knows plants nobody else names, a football fan knows clubs from the third tier, a cook knows the obscure cheeses. Everyone has a corner where they dig up diamonds.

Ways to play

  • Daily — the same 7 questions for everyone, a streak and a shareable gem row.
  • Unlimited — round after round, never a repeat.
  • Themed packs — animals, food, places, movies, music, sports, games, science.
  • Friends — 1v1 duels, rooms and leagues.
  • Español — a Spanish edition with its own questions.

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Questions people ask

What is a rare answer game?

A trivia game turned inside out: instead of one right answer, each question has hundreds, and you score for naming one that few other players give. It rewards breadth of knowledge and thinking past the obvious.

How is “rare” measured?

By real players. Rarest Answer counts how many people gave each correct answer and shows you the exact share. Before many people have played a question, a careful estimate fills in and fades away as answers arrive.

What other games work like this?

The TV quiz Pointless (fewest of 100 people), Scattergories (unique answers score) and the daily web game Krillion share the idea. Family Feud is the opposite — there you want the most popular answer.

Is it good for groups or classrooms?

Yes. Create a room on the play-with-friends page: everyone answers the same questions on their own phone and a live board shows the results at the end.

Is it free?

Yes, free with no account. Progress is saved in your browser.