Quizzes are a fun way to take a break from singing and instead test your musical knowledge and compete with your friends. They are available with Standard and Pro subscriptions and require the Remote feature for full functionality.
To play a quiz:
- Browse the Quiz Category in the catalog
- Select the theme that you want and add it to the queue like you would with a song.
- A screen will appear with a QR code. Players can scan this code with their phones and enter their names to join the game.
Note: If the Remote feature is not used, the quiz can still be launched, but answers cannot be submitted via the KaraFun app. As such you cannot score points.
- Once all participants have joined, the host can click on the "Play" button on the KaraFun app or the Remote (depending on the remote settings).
- Each quiz includes 12 randomly selected questions. The questions and answers appear on the main screen, and players can submit their answers using the four colored squares on their device via the Remote. Each player needs to be able to see the main screen to see questions and answers.
- At the end of the quiz, the top players' scores will be displayed. Currently, it is not possible to view the full scoreboard for all participants.
Quizzes can also be added to playlists or saved offline, just like a regular song, but the remote feature won't be available offline.
With a Premium subscription, up to 20 players can join the quiz, and with a Pro subscription, a quiz can include 1,000 players!
Quizzes are designed to offer a varied experience. While we do our best to avoid repetition, if you play the same quiz multiple times, you may come across a question you've already seen.
In addition to quizzes, KaraFun also offers an interlude feature!
After each question, this feature allows players to enjoy a short karaoke sample of the song. This musical break enhances the quiz experience, letting everyone sing along before the quiz automatically resumes. To start an interlude, simply press the “Interlude” button that will appear on your remote at the end of the question and before the next one starts.
