One wrong answer ends the run.

Every step drops a question and two answers on the bridge ahead of you — one right, one wrong. Pick right and you cross. Pick wrong and the light goes out, the board goes with it, and so do you. No levels, no "well done, tap to continue" — just one long bridge that keeps going for as long as you keep answering right.

🧠 3,157 free facts across 8 subjects, plus 10 premium question packs, all written for this game

Quiz Bridge gameplay screen asking the capital of Italy, with Rome standing lit on one board and Tripoli dark on the other — One question, two boards, one wrong answer ends it

Subject picker showing General, Geography, Science, History, Sport, Screen, Arts and Food & Drink — Eight subjects, each with its own leaderboard

Quiz Bridge home screen with the Play button, daily reward and character select — No account, no sign-in — just play

📱 Available now on Google Play for Android.

How it plays

Pick a subject — General Knowledge, Geography, Science, History, Sport, Screen, Arts, or Food & Drink — then start crossing.
Pick the right answer of the two shown. The wrong one is always something real too, never an invented distractor, so however a question goes you walk away having learned something true.
One wrong answer and that's the run. A single rewarded-ad revive per run gets you back on your feet; otherwise the run ends and your score banks to the leaderboard.
Difficulty ramps continuously and the run never actually stops — it rolls straight into the next stretch of bridge automatically, score and streak carried through, for as long as you keep answering right.

Facts written for this game

Every question was written for Quiz Bridge, not scraped or imported from anywhere else. The wrong answer is always drawn from the same fact table as the right one — never a random unrelated distractor — so a question is never a coin flip you can win by pattern-matching the game instead of the subject.

No accounts, ever

Progress, coins and scores live on your device only. There's no sign-in, no server-side profile, nothing to lose if you switch phones without backing up. Ads are entirely optional — the only one you'll ever see is the single rewarded ad you can choose to watch to revive a run.