How Buzzle works

Buzzle is a would-you-rather game. These pages explain how a round is scored, why everyone gets the same five questions, how a prompt earns a place in the bank or loses it, and what rooms and friends are for. None of this requires an account.

• How scoring works

  How a vote becomes XP: the side that is ahead, close splits, ties, the first vote, and the streak multiplier.

• The daily five

  What the shared daily set is, when it changes, and what Endless, ranks, and guest play do and do not affect.

• How questions stay in the game

  How a prompt gets into the bank, how players report one, and the two rules that retire a prompt.

• Rooms and friends

  Private rooms with a six-character code, the 16-player cap, and what friends can see after you have voted.

• How to read a split

  How to think about a Buzzle result: close splits, lopsided ones, small samples, and a few real prompts from the bank.

The prompts themselves are in the question library.

Questions and account deletion: privacy@buzzle.app