How to play
The Impossible Quiz is a quiz game where the questions are not what they seem. You answer each question by clicking with your mouse, and the game quickly turns strange and funny. The developer says it was originally created in 2007 by Splapp-Me-Do and first released as a Flash game, and now you can play it again without Flash, directly in your browser. What looks like a simple quiz tests far more than basic knowledge, because many questions rely on wordplay, trick answers or careful reading rather than facts you learned in school. The goal is to keep answering and see how far you can get.
Controls explained
Use the mouse to play. You move the pointer and click on the answer you want to choose. That is the whole control scheme. No keyboard is needed.
Tips
- Read every question slowly. The wording often hides the trick, and a quick click can cost you.
- Look at all the answer choices before clicking. Some options are jokes, and some are traps.
- Expect the quiz to test more than knowledge. Wordplay and strange logic come up often.
- Treat wrong answers as part of the game. The fun comes from the odd questions, not from a perfect score.
FAQ
What kind of questions does the game ask? The questions look like a normal quiz at first, but they quickly become strange and funny. Many test wordplay and careful reading rather than facts.
Do I need Flash to play it? No. The developer says the game was first released as a Flash game, and now you can play it again without Flash, directly in your browser.
Who made The Impossible Quiz? The developer says it was originally created in 2007 by Splapp-Me-Do. This browser version is provided by Y8.
