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What's new in 1.1.0 Question bank reviewed and fact-checked, with new questions added Smoother round transitions - win confetti and score animations fixed Simplified game setup screen Status bar now stays visible on Android, regardless of theme Long words in questions and answers now wrap properly instead of getting cut off Various small UI polish and bug fixes
The party quiz where nobody knows the answer. Closest guess wins!
Haven't a clue? Perfect. Guess anyway. Unknowable is the party quiz where nobody knows the answers - and that's the whole point. Every question is so gloriously obscure that everyone starts equal, and the closest guess takes the point. HOW IT WORKS One person reads the question aloud. Everyone guesses. Nearest answer wins the point. First to the score limit takes the glory. That's it - one phone, zero setup. How many rivets hold the Eiffel Tower together? How fast was the first person ever fined for speeding? You don't know. Neither does anyone else. Someone's about to be confidently, hilariously wrong. WHY YOU'LL KEEP PLAYING - Hundreds of original questions - strange history, absurd laws, record-breakers, and facts too odd to make up - Play solo-scored or in teams - Set a score limit or play endless - Skip questions you've heard before - Play on a single phone - no second device needed MADE FOR REAL LIFE - Works completely offline - planes, campsites, dodgy pub Wi-Fi - No accounts, no sign-ups, no personal data collected - Your game survives interruptions - pick up right where you left off - Quick to learn: if you can guess an answer, you can play PERFECT FOR Game nights, parties, road trips, family gatherings, pub tables, waiting rooms, and any moment that needs an argument about how much a cloud weighs. (About as much as 100 elephants. You're welcome.) Nobody knows the answers. Someone still has to win. Download Unknowable and find out who guesses best when everyone's clueless.
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