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Last updated 28 Sept 2026
Robot Trivia Funtime is a multiplayer trivia game for PC. Play in lobbies with up to 6 people or against bots, and use the built-in editor to create, download, and select question packs, for a custom multiplayer trivia experience!
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Indie, Casual · 2024 · More under £5 games
Join Robot Trivia Funtime for a casual and indie multiplayer experience where you can create your own trivia challenges or dive into those crafted by others.
About this game
Robot Trivia Funtime is a multiplayer trivia game for PC. Play in lobbies with up to 6 people or against bots, and use the built-in editor to create, download, and select question packs, for a custom multiplayer trivia experience! There is no paid DLC; the question packs and editor come as standard.
Robot Trivia Funtime comes with several hundred questions by default, with free expansions planned. Robot Trivia Funtime is designed for people who want to play trivia with their friends without any complicated setup. It uses Steam Matchmaking for a classic multiplayer experience. No mobile phones, paid DLC, or additional accounts required.
Play trivia quiz games with groups of up to 6
Create your own questions with the included question editor tool
Extend the game by downloading player-made question packs from the Steam Workshop
Add NPC bots to games from a selection of 6 varieties each with their own play style
Hundreds of included questions, each with 6 possible answers
Enable and disable question packs to suit your tastes and interests
Personalise your robot with a variety of hat and chamber cosmetics
Set in a peaceful, colorful cartoon world
Robot Trivia Funtime makes starting multiplayer quizzes fast and easy. Just launch the game and join public lobbies, or start your own. Steam Matchmaking makes playing with others a breeze, whether you want to play with your friends or open a public lobby. What's more, when adding custom question packs, only the host needs to have them installed, keeping it easy for players who just want to join in without downloading anything extra.
Some other quiz games try to restrict what you do or charge you for question packs, but Robot Trivia Funtime is designed to be extended and customised by you, with full customisation features for configuring quizzes!
You can select what types of questions to include in your quiz. With Steam Workshop integration, you can download extra question packs made by other players! What's more, a question editor tool comes as standard, so you can build your own question packs to share with others or use in your own quizzes!
Robot Trivia Funtime comes with bots that have their own play-style. It's great if you want to play solo and challenge yourself with bots, or you just need to fill an extra space in your lobby! Select from 6 different types.
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 or 11
- Processor: Quad core, Intel i3 or AMD Ryzen 3 (Coffee Lake / Renoir or newer)
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel UHD 630, GeForce GTX 560M, or Radeon HD 6770
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 500 MB available space
- Additional Notes: A Steam account and an active internet connection are required to play. Additional storage required for creating and downloading Steam Workshop content. Demo version features may vary.
Recommended
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 11
- Processor: Quad core Intel Core i5-9300H, AMD Ryzen 3 2300X or better
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: 4GB GeForce GTX 1650 or Radeon RX 6500 or better
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 1 GB available space
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Latest news
AnnouncementsOfficial
Robot Trivia Funtime 1.2.0
{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44994463/beb8070ac065f0b4e10ffcc51a953efc28c99555.png This is a significant update that adds some fundamental changes and improvements to Robot Trivia Funtime: better player matchmaking, improved controller integration, graphical changes and a reworked camera system. Some extra content has also been added, including new cosmetics and an extra question pack of 50 questions. Join Ongoing Games You can now join other players while a game is in progress! If you host a game, a new setting allows you to keep your quiz open while you play, so that other people can join you. This works for both private and public games, but you can also turn this feature off if you prefer. Likewise, you can now view and join active games from the join menu if they have an open slot. Previously, you could only see and join games before they started. Persistent Lobbies When the quiz is over, the lobby view appears next to the score window, and the game will restart in 20 seconds. This lets you stick together with your group, chat after the quiz, and continue playing with the same people. New players can also join during this time. Previously, the game would simply end and take you back to the menu. More Controller Support Rebuilt control options improve controller compatibility for various devices. On PC, players can now use arrow keys and spacebar to select and lock-in questions. This means you no longer need to bind the answer keys. You will notice during play that the answer buttons now go transparent, except for the button you are currently selecting. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44994463/32f92e3ce63212c13c6bdb2362430a4811147bfb.png New Content A selection of new hats and poles have been added to the game, increasing customisation options. A new default question pack named "Easy Questions" had been added, with 50 new questions. And remember, in Robot Trivia Funtime, all customisation cosmetics can be used at any time, and you can expand the question set even more by downloading u...Read full article on Community Announcements (Silicon Kiwi)Patch NotesOfficial
Patch Notes 10 Jan 2026
We hope you are enjoying 2026 so far! This update is an essential patch that mainly addresses technical changes: - Added more sounds to UI - Improved parsing of articles in the news feed - Fixed bug that would sometimes cause the settings menu to go blank - Removed splash - Updated engine, introducing various security and graphical fixes Robot Trivia Funtime will be receiving a major feature update in the short future, so stay tuned for that!Read full article on Community Announcements (Silicon Kiwi)AnnouncementsOfficial
Happy Holidays 2025 to Humans and Robots
{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44994463/dbe694f5e09613642b80ee40e94bb254b46e6b12.png Happy holiday season! As 2025 nears a close, many traditions and celebrations are taking place. Meanwhile, the Steam Winter Sale is well under way, and Robot Trivia Funtime is participating with a 75% discount. It's been a good year for Robot Trivia Funtime, which received a major update and a new interface to emphasise the community functionality, particularly Steam Workshop, where you can download and upload custom question packs. Robot Trivia Funtime is best played with friends, so now is a great time to gift your pals a copy, and start hosting your own trivia games! This year Wishing everyone happy holidays and an excellent New Year!Read full article on Community Announcements (Silicon Kiwi)Patch NotesOfficial
Patch Notes 12 June 2025
Minor patch addressing further UI changes: - Question editor UI now updated for uniformity - Question editor 'update' button removed, functionality automated for easier editing - Addressed graphical issue with question editor preview - News panel fixed to filter out additional unwanted BBcode tagsRead full article on Community Announcements (Silicon Kiwi)Patch NotesOfficial
Patch Notes 8 June 2025
Minor patch to complement yesterday's major v1.1 update. - Fixed scaling issues on certain windows - Fixed glitch causing question editor to shift after exporting packs - Adjusted some font colours on minor windowsRead full article on Community Announcements (Silicon Kiwi)
