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QuizRaid is a competitive trivia app developed, published, and owned by PixelArc Studios. Choose a topic, Classic or Power-Up Duels, and a coin table. Face rivals or bots, try solo Survival, earn XP and achievements, and climb global, weekly, friend, and topic leaderboards.

QuizRaid is free to download and play on Android, and iOS is coming soon. Practice Grounds has no coin stake. Coins can be earned through gameplay and rewards, with optional coin packs available through Google Play. Eligible non-premium Android players may see ads between matches.

QuizRaid is intended only for players age 13 and older. People under 13 may not create or use an account. QuizRaid is not part of Google Play’s Teacher Approved program.

Yes. Find players by username, add them as friends, and send a private challenge with your chosen topic, Classic or Power-Up rules, and coin table. Your friend sees the rules and stake before accepting.

Matchmaking pairs players at the same topic, duel style, and table for five shared timed questions. The higher score wins; a tie goes to sudden death. Results update ranked XP, match statistics, topic skill, and relevant leaderboards. When no live rival is available, you can face a bot with the same rules and table.

Both use five timed questions. In Classic, correct answers earn 7–10 points based on speed and wrong or missed answers score zero. In Power-Up Duels, you can use 50/50, Shield, and Double Down, and a wrong or missed answer costs 5 points before power-up effects.

50/50 removes two wrong choices. Shield makes a wrong or missed answer score zero. Double Down doubles the points you win or lose on that question. Use each type once per match, before answering; you can combine types on the same question. Only 50/50 can be used in sudden death.

Buy them with coins in the app: 50/50 costs 200 coins, Shield costs 100, and Double Down costs 100. They stay in your inventory until used. Each power-up affects your own current question, and a no-contest returns power-ups used in that match.

Practice Grounds is free. Scout Camp stakes 200 coins, Raider Outpost 500, Warlord Keep 1,000, Champion Citadel 5,000, and Legend Vault 10,000. Larger tables have player-level requirements. Each player contributes the same stake, and the winner receives the full pot: a 500-coin stake means a 1,000-coin payout and a 500-coin net gain. A loss or forfeit loses the stake; an unstarted match or no-contest refunds it, as does a draw against a bot.

Coins come from the starting balance, match winnings, daily bonuses, level-ups, streak milestones, achievements, and optional rewarded ads where available. You can also buy coin packs through Google Play. Use the same balance for stakes, power-ups, and cosmetics. Coins have no cash value or cash-out option, and buying them grants no XP, topic mastery, or Premium.

For duels, choose your topic, Classic or Power-Up rules, and coin table. Question difficulty adapts automatically to your skill rating in that topic. Human duels use the average of both players’ topic ratings; bot duels use yours. A larger stake increases the pot. Topic levels grow through XP and are separate from the rating used to select questions.

Survival is a solo, stake-free challenge with fifteen questions and three lives. Questions progress through five easy, five medium, and five hard rounds. A wrong or missed answer costs a life. Finish all fifteen questions before your lives run out.

Accounts age 13–15 receive age-restricted, general-audience ad treatment without personalized advertising. Eligible users age 16 or older may be offered advertising privacy choices where required.

On supported Android builds, players can optionally connect Google Play Games to synchronize eligible achievements and open the Google achievements experience.

Yes. Private profiles do not appear in player search. Existing friends can still access the profile so social connections continue to work.

Use Settings inside QuizRaid or the public Delete Account page. A six-digit code is sent to the registered email, and deletion happens only after that code and the final warning are confirmed.

Identifying account data is removed or anonymized. Completed match results may remain under Deleted Player so opponent history, scores, fair-play records, and leaderboard integrity remain consistent.