Last Updated: August 2026 | Six years old, and busier this month than it has ever been.
Trivia! Roblox Game Show is a quiz show built like a television studio. You stand at a podium and pick a value off a board of squares. Then you buzz in and answer before anybody else does. Up to fifty people share a server, which is the largest room we have covered.
It opened in November 2020 and has passed 52 million visits. This page has the six rooms attached to it, two of which went nowhere. It also has the deal the studio offers on new questions, and why this six year old game is having its best month right now.
Trivia! Roblox Game Show Overview
| Trivia! Roblox Game Show Overview |
| Game Name |
Trivia! Roblox Game Show, a quiz show with a value board |
| Type |
Pick a value, buzz in, answer before the other contestants |
| Genre |
Party and Casual |
| Developer |
A verified studio with three games |
| Release |
12 November 2020 |
| Last Update |
25 August 2026 |
| Players Per Server |
Fifty, the biggest we have written up |
| Visits |
52,727,957 |
| Rating |
About 74 in every 100 votes are likes, from 50,689 votes |
| Favorites |
165,011 |
| Badges |
None at all |
| Gamepasses |
One on sale at 349 Robux, and one withdrawn |
| Codes |
One, and it only works if you own the pass |
| Private Servers |
Switched off |
| Rooms |
Six, though only two of them were ever really used |
| Typical Visit |
About eleven and a half minutes |
| Busiest Ever |
1,855 players at once, recorded this month |
How to Play Trivia! Roblox Game Show
The rules are the ones you already know from television. A board of questions, a value on each square, and a race to answer.
- Take a podium in the studio. Up to fifty people share a server, so rounds fill quickly.
- Look at the board. Values run from 200 up to 1000, and the bigger the number the harder the question.
- Pick a square and read the question. Categories cover sports, general knowledge, films and television and more.
- Buzz in fast, but only if you know it. Being first is worth nothing if the answer is wrong.
- Answer before the clock runs out. The other contestants are racing you to the same square.
- Play a party with friends if you would rather not face strangers. You can group up to four.
- Like the game on your way out. The studio adds new questions as the like count climbs.
There are no badges in this game at all, so nothing is tracking what you have done. The leaderboard is the only score that exists.
Trivia! Roblox Game Show Gameplay: Six Rooms, and Four Went Nowhere
Six separate rooms sit under this game, and you can see how many people have been in each one. That turns the list into a record of what the developer tried.
| Room |
Visits |
What it tells you |
| Trivia |
24,946,860 |
The room where the game actually happens. Nearly half the whole game’s total. |
| PostGame |
357,647 |
The results screen after a round. A real part of the loop. |
| NewLobby |
3 |
Built four years ago and visited three times. |
| Lobby |
2 |
Built four years ago and visited twice. |
| Trivia Stage |
Not published |
A sixth room with no visit count of its own. |
| The main entrance |
Everything else |
Where players land before being sent on. |
Look at the two lobbies. One has been visited twice and the other three times, and both were built about four years ago.
So they built a lobby, then built another one, and neither ever went live. Five visits between them in four years is what an abandoned idea looks like.
Meanwhile the room simply called Trivia has taken nearly 25 million visits on its own. That is close to half of everything this game has ever had.
That is where the quiz actually happens. The main entrance sends you there, and the results screen catches you on the way out.
The Studio Trades Questions for Likes
The first line on this game’s page is a deal, and it is unusually specific for a Roblox developer to commit to.
It says that for every 1,000 likes, 100 new questions get added. That is a published rate, not a vague promise of updates.
The like count is public too. The game currently sits on 37,717 likes, so by their own maths that is around 3,700 questions unlocked.
We cannot count the questions ourselves, so treat that as their maths rather than a verified figure. What is certain is the rate they set and the number of likes they have.
There is a tension in it worth noticing. New content here depends on likes. Yet about 74 in every 100 votes are positive, one of the lower scores we have covered.
Its Best Month Is Right Now
This game opened in November 2020, which makes it nearly six years old. Most games that age are quietly winding down.
This one is not. Its busiest moment ever, with 1,855 people playing at the same time, was recorded within the last month.
The all-time high, the thirty day high and the seven day high are all the same figure. That record was set very recently.
The studio is clearly still on it, with an update landing four days before this page was written.
The Shop, and the Code Hidden In It
Only one thing is on sale here, a VIP pass at 349 Robux. It gets you a chat tag, a marker on your player card and an extra question category.
That category has a nice quirk. It can turn up for the whole room if one player in the server owns the pass. So a single purchase changes the game for everybody.
The pass also unlocks a code, and that code is written down in the pass listing rather than anywhere on the game page. It is the only code this game has.
A second item used to let you choose your own categories. It has been taken off sale, though its description is still readable and describes how it settled arguments between several owners in one room.
Our Trivia! Roblox Game Show codes page has the code itself and why no code list on the internet has found it.
Tips for New Trivia! Roblox Game Show Players
- Start on the low value squares. They are worth less but they are also the ones you are most likely to get right.
- Do not buzz on a guess. Being wrong costs you the square and hands it to somebody who knows it.
- Learn which categories suit you. The board shows them at the top, so you can steer towards your strong ones.
- Play a party with friends if a room of fifty feels like a lot. Four players is a much calmer game.
- Like the game before you leave. The developer ties new questions to the like count, so it costs nothing and it is the point.
- Do not expect badges. This game has none, so how you do is between you and the leaderboard.
Trivia! Roblox Game Show FAQ
What kind of questions are there?
General knowledge across several categories, including sports, films and television. The board shows the categories before you pick.
How many players are in a server?
Up to fifty, which is the largest room of any game we have covered. You can also make a private party of four.
Are there any badges?
None at all. Nothing in this game records what you have achieved, so the leaderboard is the only score.
How do new questions get added?
The game page promises 100 new questions for every 1,000 likes. That is why it asks for a like on the way in.
Why are there six rooms?
Four of them are leftovers. Two lobbies were built four years ago and have five visits between them, while the room called Trivia carries nearly 25 million.
Is the game still active?
More than ever. It was updated four days before this page was written and set its all-time player record this month.
About the Studio
The studio behind this is verified and has 48,325 members in its group, with a description that reads simply about creating memorable experiences.
It runs three games. This quiz is by far the largest. A football game sits at just under five million visits and a third at about half a million.
Keeping a six year old game growing is the harder trick. The question promise is a big part of how they have done it.
If you like games that test what you know, we cover a few: Shovelware’s Brain Game, Math for Brainrots and Starving Pianists.