Friend Game Buzzer 4+

Name: Friend Game Buzzer
Rating: 3.1 (283 reviews)
Author: Aaron Kovacs

64 player game buzzer

Aaron Kovacs

Designed for iPad

- 3.1 • 283 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Friend Game Buzzer is the perfect app to manage your next trivia night. One person can host up to 64 other contestants who can buzz in during questions.

Features:
-Timer for friends who take too long
- Select between hosting a server based or local game
- Server: Supports up to 64 players, requires internet access.
- Local: Supports up to 8 players, requires either WIFI or Bluetooth
-AirPlay support
-Automatic point tracking
-Second place question offer

Dec 3, 2018

Version 4.0

4:0:
-Added ping when joining/hosting game
-Added rate button & tip jar
-Minor fixes for bugs and typos

3.0:
Up to 64 players supported in the new server mode!
With the use of dedicated servers, a single game can now host up to 64 players. Over the course of the next month their maybe intermittent maintenance periods as I tweak and scale the server. Thank you for your patience.

New Features:
- Select between hosting a server or local game
- Server: Supports up to 64 players, requires internet access.
- Local: Supports up to 8 players, requires either WIFI or Bluetooth

Fixes:
- Long point counts/ usernames are no longer cut off by airplay
- Position of some buttons have been fixed for iPhone X users.
- Various fixes for crashes relating to local mode

3.1 out of 5

283 Ratings

Fun but unfair to players

This app works great in my classroom, except that students with a faster connection buzz in first EVERY time and the other players lose interest. It would be great if there was a way to even the playing field so it wasn’t based only on connection speed.

AMAZING

the way this works is, you create a server and your family/friends can join! The host will press ask question! and the players will buzz in if they know the answer! you say the question out loud you don’t type it in!

This is Amazing!

I have been looking for this app for a while now. It’s perfect for friends and family. It basically substitutes traditional buzzer games like Who’s First

The developer, Aaron Kovacs, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.