For parents
Super Trivia Kids is made for children in kindergarten through 5th grade, roughly ages 5 to 11.
It's a quiz game in the style of the 8-bit games you may remember. Kids answer questions to open lunch boxes, collect coins and beat a silly boss at the end of each level. There's no online play, no chat and no ads, and kids never need an account.
What's in the game
- School questions at your child's level. Math, reading, spelling, science and Spanish, picked by grade and matched to the standards most US states use.
- Read-aloud on every question, using the voice built into the device, for kids still learning to read.
- Mild cartoon action, like the old platform games. Each level ends with a silly boss with a food name, like Sour Milk. A right answer sends a fireball at it, and a wrong answer lets it bump the hero back. Five right answers wins. There's no blood and nothing scary.
- Couch multiplayer. Kids take turns on the same device with whoever is sitting next to them.
What's left out on purpose
- No ads of any kind, and no advertising identifiers.
- No chat, messaging, online play or leaderboards. Your child can't meet or talk to strangers in the game.
- No content made by other players. The questions are written for the game. In a classroom game, the teacher can add their own.
- No links out of the game to other websites or apps.
- No accounts for kids. A child never types an email address, and the game never asks their name, age or location.
- No analytics or tracking in the game, and no third-party tracking code.
- No loot boxes, coins for sale or subscriptions for families. Coins are earned by answering questions and can't be bought.
Purchases
World 1 is free. One $9.99 purchase unlocks Worlds 2 and 3 for good. That's the only thing for sale. The purchase screen, sign-in and account settings all sit behind an adults-only question that young children can't answer. In the app, the store asks for its own confirmation as well, and Restore Purchases is on the same screen.
Accounts and saved games
Kids can play without any account. Their progress stays on the device.
If you want progress to follow each child to other devices, you can sign in as the adult and add your children. Each child is a nickname you choose, plus a grade and their progress. We never keep a child's full name, birthday, photo or contact details. You can remove a child or delete your whole account from inside the game at any time. The privacy policy has every detail.
In the classroom
Teachers can run a live quiz game for their class. Students join with a first name and last initial, and the teacher is the only one who sees the results. We delete students' names and answers 30 days after each game. See Classroom games in the privacy policy.
Questions?
Email support@supertriviakids.com.