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Quiz Rocket

One chat. One rocket. Fifteen rungs to the Moon.

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Quiz Rocket gameplay screenshot 1 — an interactive TikTok Live game on ScrollPlay

Quiz Rocket gameplay screenshot 2 — an interactive TikTok Live game on ScrollPlay

Quiz Rocket gameplay screenshot 3 — an interactive TikTok Live game on ScrollPlay

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About This Game

Quiz Rocket is a trivia climb for TikTok LIVE that your whole chat flies together. Each question has four answers and viewers vote by typing A, B, C or D in chat; every vote puts their face on the rocket's crew, and when the clock runs out the majority locks in. Get it right and the rocket thrusts up a rung; get it wrong and the engine sputters and the rocket starts to fall back to the last checkpoint, unless someone sends the Second Chance gift during the countdown. Fifteen rungs, checkpoints at 5 and 10, and rung 15 is a Moon landing that counts as a win before a fresh launch starts.

Gifts are lifelines. A Rose adds ten seconds to the vote clock, a Finger Heart shows the live vote bars, a Rosa burns away two wrong answers and a Perfume swaps in a new question for the same rung. A Cap sends a Jet Boost that pushes the rocket up a rung with the sender's face on it, and a Hat and Mustache sends a Meteor that knocks it down one; the two cancel exactly. Every 100 likes charge a free 50:50 and every follow adds three seconds.

A quiet room is never punished: a question nobody answers is simply asked again. The 350 questions in ten categories, every right answer and every gift amount live on the ScrollPlay game server, which never sends the answer before the vote locks. The questions follow your language too, in all twelve languages.

Quiz Rocket

Features

Chat Votes With Faces

Viewers type A, B, C or D in chat and every vote puts their face on the rocket's crew

Second Chance Rescue

A wrong answer starts the fall to the last checkpoint, and one gift in time saves the climb

Lifelines for Chat

+10 seconds, Ask the Crowd, 50:50 and Skip, each on its own gift, plus a Jet Boost and a Meteor

Answers Held by the Server

350 questions in ten categories, dealt one at a time, with the answer revealed only when the vote locks

How it works

How to Play

1
Open ScrollPlay
Play in a compatible browser on Windows, Mac, iPhone/iPad or Android, or use the Windows desktop launcher.
2
Sign In
Create an account or sign in with your existing credentials
3
Connect TikTok
Link your TikTok Live stream so chat and gifts reach the game in real time
4
Launch the Rocket
Start Quiz Rocket, pick a difficulty and categories, and let chat type A, B, C or D

TikTok Gifts

Audience Gift Mapping

Lifelines

Rose: +10 Seconds — adds 10 seconds to the vote clock (up to 2 minutes left). Between questions it is saved for the next one.
Finger Heart: Ask the Crowd — shows the live vote bars for this question. Already showing: +5 seconds instead.
Rosa: 50:50 — two wrong answers burn away, and anyone who voted for them votes again. Already used on this question: +5 seconds instead.
Perfume: Skip — swaps in a new question for the same rung.
Hand Hearts: Second Chance — during the countdown after a wrong answer, saves the climb with the sender's face. Any other time it banks a shield that saves the next wrong answer.
Likes: Free 50:50 — every 100 likes charge one (an in-game setting).
Follow: +3 Seconds — on the vote clock, with the follower's face.

Up or down a rung

Cap: Jet Boost — a jet booster with the sender's face pushes the rocket up 1 rung at once. From rung 14 it lands on the Moon.
Hat and Mustache: Meteor — a meteor with the sender's @handle knocks the rocket down 1 rung, never below the launch pad. It cancels a Jet Boost exactly.

These are the default bindings; a gift with no action bound to it does nothing. Every amount is owned by the ScrollPlay server, and a Meteor can knock the rocket below a checkpoint: checkpoints only protect against wrong answers. Streamers can rebind any gift or create custom actions in Studio Mode.

Gameplay: a quiz your chat answers together

Quiz Rocket turns a TV-style quiz ladder into a game the whole room plays as one crew. Each answer is a letter, so joining in takes one keystroke, and every vote shows up as the viewer's face on the crew strip. The majority decides, the right answer stamps on the card, and the fastest correct viewers get their moment on screen and a place on the TOP CREW board.

The tension is the fall. A wrong answer above a checkpoint starts a countdown with the rescue gift's picture on it, and the climb is saved or lost on whether someone sends it in time. Gifts also buy lifelines in the middle of a question, so chat can pay its way out of a hard one, or sabotage the rocket with a Meteor.

Built for TikTok Live streamers

Quiz Rocket runs on its own timer, so it is a game you can leave running while you read the questions aloud and react with chat. You can click an answer yourself, but you never have to. Studio Mode shows every gift action with its default gift, lets you rebind them and test-fire them before you go live, and the same overlay widgets and scenes work as in every other ScrollPlay game.

FAQ

Quiz Rocket — frequently asked questions

Is Quiz Rocket free, or do I need a Play Pass?

Quiz Rocket is a Play Pass game, so it needs an active subscription on your ScrollPlay account. The launcher itself is a free Windows download, and your viewers are never charged anything: typing an answer is free, and gifts are only what they choose to send.

How do my viewers answer?

They type A, B, C or D in your TikTok LIVE chat, or 1 to 4. A short line like "b!" counts; a longer message is just chat. Each viewer has one vote per question and the latest one counts. The answer with the most votes locks in.

What happens on a wrong answer?

Above a checkpoint, the rocket starts to fall back to the last one (rung 5, rung 10 or the launch pad) and a Second Chance countdown asks chat for the rescue gift. Send it in time and the climb is saved; otherwise the rocket drops. On a checkpoint a wrong answer costs nothing.

What if nobody votes?

Nothing is lost. A question with no votes is not a wrong answer: the rocket idles, the clock restarts, and after two silent rounds a fresh question is dealt for the same rung.