The game will total your score at the end. In single-player, you’ll be awarded a title depending on your performance against a series of “challenges,” which are just escalating sums of points. In two players, you don’t earn the title — only bragging rights. If you tie, there is no tiebreaker; instead, the game encourages you to play again.
Triviaverse matches need no setup and answer selection is rapid, making them great for a short game of trivia or massive trivia fights with friends and family. However, Triviaverse, like Netflix’s other interactive titles, will not function on a few platforms (including the Apple TV), so if you want to test it out, make sure you have a device that can play it.
