How do NTA’s questions compare to computer trivia games often found in bars?
Since our company has years of experience dealing with the crowds firsthand, we have an understanding of what works and what doesn’t. Our ultimate rule is that questions must be fun. Computer based trivia games tend to have questions that are either “multiple choice” format, poorly phrased or simply not motivating to learn. We use facts that keep people interested. Computer trivia games can be played every day the establishment is open and offers a blind competition where a few people quietly enter their answers with no feedback or discussion taking place. Our game is highly interactive and runs for only 2 hours per week making it an event people specifically come out for. It is common for a venue to pick their worst night and attempt to turn it into a success by adding a trivia night.
