If you have trawled through every single show or film on Netflix, then you might want to try something a little bit different from the subscription streaming service. Its latest offering is a new trivia experience and it's out just in time for Christmas - meaning it could make a great festive activity for the whole family.
Christened Triviaverse, the new quizzing game is designed to cater to all - from children to grandparents - as it encourages players to impress with their general knowledge prowess.
Whether you are a quiz guru or a complete newbie, this quick-fire game sounds like a fun option for anyone slumped in front of the telly after the excesses of Christmas.
It covers a whole range of subject and themes including geography, history, art, science, literature, and of course TV and films - this is Netflix after all.
According to The Sun, Triviaverse will have you deep in thought as the questions become increasingly tricky and challenging at each level.
This interactive quizzing experience can be played with a group of people or individually. All you have to do is aim for a high score.
If you are doing particularly well and answering lots of questions correctly, you will be offered a bonus.
It's a bit different to more traditional trivia board games, where lounging around a table can last all evening. Triviaverse offers up three rounds of questions to sink your teeth into.
The quiz looks to be fast-paced, but if you log off to pop the kettle on or do a bit of channel surfing, Netflix will simply preserve your progress, so when you log back in you are back where you left off.
Netflix will incentivise high scorers with rapid fire brains and even faster fingers. They will be awarded titles such as Bird Brain to Certified Genius, all the way to the highest badge of honour, Triviaverse God.
For lesser mortals, there are other 'honours' to aspire to, such as, Pre-School Graduate, Lucky Guesser, and even Shockingly Average.
Triviaverse can be played on all devices that support Netflix, including smartphones, smart TVs, games consoles and PCs.
It's free to play right now, with the proviso that you have Netflix Basic membership.
Unfortunately, it's not compatible for those who have forked out for Netflix's Basic with Ads plan. Others with a higher plan will be able to play.
