On the TV — no. Buzzin runs in the browser. Players on phones don't have to download anything either: they join via the browser with a room code. You can install the app (iOS/Android), but that's an option, not a requirement. The beta requires no account.
The TV shows a short room code (4–5 characters) and a QR code. Each player scans the QR or types the code on their phone, enters a nickname and picks a character — the phone becomes a controller with A/B/C/D buttons and tricks.
In the beta — completely free. Eventually the host pays (the party organizer, pub or company), and players play with no fees, no account and no installs. The post-beta model is still being finalized — it's a plan, not a final offer.
Comfortably 4–8 players, up to 12 technically. It works great at bigger parties and in pubs, where you play in teams.
A screen with a browser: a TV with Android TV, a Chromecast, or a laptop/PC connected to the telly or a projector. Plus players' phones with internet. Nothing else to buy.
Buzzin is a browser renderer, so you can run it anywhere there's a browser — including a console's browser. The most reliable and simplest options, though, are Android TV, a Chromecast or a plain laptop connected to the TV.
No. A voiced narrator runs the show — someone just starts the room on the TV and picks a mode. You don't have to hire anyone or run the quiz yourself.
Yes, fully: the questions, the narrator and the characters are in Polish. The narrator has two voices — an energetic host who runs the show, and a clear reader who finishes every question. More languages are on the roadmap.
It's not tapping on a phone. Buzzin is a full game show on the big screen — narrator, characters, tricks, category voting and a sudden-death final. Phones are the controllers, not the whole game.
No. It's a new game, inspired by the vibe of that format — a spiritual successor written from scratch. We're not an official continuation and we're not affiliated with any earlier brand. We simply made a modern version, the way it should be in 2026.
No. All game logic lives on the server — the TV and phones only render what the server sends. The correct answer never reaches the phone, so there's no way to “peek”. Fair play by design.
They return to the same seat in the game. And if the whole crew drops on one WiFi, the game auto-pauses and resumes when you're back — nobody gets left behind.
Buzzin is in closed beta — we're building it now. You join on Discord, play among the first, pitch ideas and take part in playtests. We don't quote a “number of beta players”, because we don't want made-up stats — just get in early.
Submit your venue for trials via the business page. In the beta we offer free live trial nights, promo materials (posters, social graphics) and support running your first sessions.
Yes — for pubs and companies we enable custom questions, categories and venue/company branding. It's part of the B2B offer; reach out and we'll sort out the details.
In the beta players play without creating an account. If you sign up for the beta by email, we do it only with your consent (affirmative opt-in) and only to keep you posted about the beta — you can withdraw consent at any time.