Queen Central
Last Queen Standing
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The room joins with their names, you lock the doors, and the questions get harder every
round — 90% of people get the first one, 1% get the last. Get it wrong and you're out.
Everyone has one pass. It runs until there's one queen standing.
Your game is live, gorgeous. Share these:
Contestants join here (share the QR / put it on the display)
🔒 Private — keep this to yourself
Host console — this drives the show
Don't send this to contestants — anyone with this link can run your game and see the answers.
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Last One Standing: how it works
The whole room enters, the doors lock, and the questions get harder every round — 90% of people get the first one, 1% get the last. Answer wrong and you're out. Everyone has one pass. It runs until one person is left standing.
Hosting it
- Create a game from /last-one-standing, then load a question pack — a built-in starter, an AI-generated set, one you wrote in the admin Question Bank, or a JSON question-set file uploaded straight into the console (multiple-choice or type-in, with pictures if you want). Order them so they get harder as they go.
- Contestants join with their names. When you're ready, LOCK THE DOORS — after that nobody else can get in.
- Ask each question in turn. They get harder as you go (90% of people get the first one, 1% get the last).
- Answers lock when the clock runs out. Check the marking — you can overrule any answer by hand before you reveal, so a typo doesn't knock somebody out of the running.
- Reveal: anyone wrong is eliminated, unless they spent their one pass. Keep going until you declare whoever's left standing the winner.
Playing it
- Scan the QR and put your name in BEFORE the host locks the doors — once they're shut, you're not getting in.
- Answer each question on your phone: tap an option, or type your answer.
- The questions get harder as you go. Get one wrong and you're out.
- You get ONE pass for the whole game. Spend it on a question you don't know and you survive it, right or wrong.
- Last one standing wins.
One credit runs one game — see pricing, or meet all nine games.