Quiz u Janusza — teleturniej
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It's all like a real game show: lights, music, four answers on the screen.
There's just one problem: the host refuses to let you win, no matter what.
Janusz's Quiz is a Polish general knowledge quiz and game show where the host CHEATS—and your task is to grab his hand. Free, no internet connection required, and no account required.
HOW DOES HE DO IT?
He adds a fifth "free" answer. He swaps the question halfway through. He cuts out the good one from the lifeline and immediately offers to buy it back—for half the price. He rearranges the signs while you're looking elsewhere. He deducts a "handling fee" from the winnings. And if nothing clever comes to mind, the lights in the studio go out, the ceiling starts leaking, or a fly flies in.
But every scam has its TELL—a tiny sign right before it. A wink. An asterisk in small print. A breath at the wrong moment.
You'll learn them and start winning. Janusz will then come up with something new. WHAT'S INSIDE
• Over 1,400 questions — general knowledge, the Polish People's Republic, and the 1990s, plus over 400 questions featuring an image on an old TV: dogs, birds, world foods, flags, dinosaurs, instruments, road signs
• 14 themed envelopes from Janusz's family: papers from Mrs. Krysia, English from his cousin, license from his nephew, computers from his brother-in-law, his father-in-law's plot of land, his mother-in-law's kitchen, old games, videotapes from rentals, and a saxophone session
• 3 levels of Janusz-ness: Warm-up, Full Janusz, and Hardcore Janusz
• Janusz's Circle, Merchandise Bazaar, ranking, daily delivery, tasks, a joke book, and certificates with a stamp
• Janusz's Smart Meter after each round
JANUSZ'S GAME AREA — retro games
Second page of the menu, you swipe: four recycled machines, all "bought from Mr. Mietek." A 1998 cell phone with a snake, a 9999-in-1 racing game console, your brother-in-law's computer with a bomb disposal unit, and a TV from Mietek with a duck shooting game. You insert a token—10 cents of what you won in the quiz, and the first 10 games are free—and you're playing for the record.
Janusz cheats here too, with different tricks in each machine: the snake loses its tail, the car changes lanes automatically, the mine counter is off by one, and the crosshairs are crooked. Everything is visible when you look at it.
JANUSZ'S PARTY (BETA) — Party Quiz
Multiplayer mode for the entire table. Everyone plays on THEIR phone, using regular Wi-Fi—no internet, no server, no account. The same question at the same time, points for speed, and a ranking at the end.
Janusz then cheats everyone at once. Fair enough.
HONESTLY ABOUT DISHONESTY
• NO REAL MONEY. Entry fees, surcharges, and all "handling fees" are paid exclusively with in-game currency. Janusz cheats in-game, not on your account.
• The game works offline—no internet connection required.
• No need to create an account.
• In Polish from the first word to the last.
Janusz: "The rules are hanging in my studio. Somewhere."
There's just one problem: the host refuses to let you win, no matter what.
Janusz's Quiz is a Polish general knowledge quiz and game show where the host CHEATS—and your task is to grab his hand. Free, no internet connection required, and no account required.
HOW DOES HE DO IT?
He adds a fifth "free" answer. He swaps the question halfway through. He cuts out the good one from the lifeline and immediately offers to buy it back—for half the price. He rearranges the signs while you're looking elsewhere. He deducts a "handling fee" from the winnings. And if nothing clever comes to mind, the lights in the studio go out, the ceiling starts leaking, or a fly flies in.
But every scam has its TELL—a tiny sign right before it. A wink. An asterisk in small print. A breath at the wrong moment.
You'll learn them and start winning. Janusz will then come up with something new. WHAT'S INSIDE
• Over 1,400 questions — general knowledge, the Polish People's Republic, and the 1990s, plus over 400 questions featuring an image on an old TV: dogs, birds, world foods, flags, dinosaurs, instruments, road signs
• 14 themed envelopes from Janusz's family: papers from Mrs. Krysia, English from his cousin, license from his nephew, computers from his brother-in-law, his father-in-law's plot of land, his mother-in-law's kitchen, old games, videotapes from rentals, and a saxophone session
• 3 levels of Janusz-ness: Warm-up, Full Janusz, and Hardcore Janusz
• Janusz's Circle, Merchandise Bazaar, ranking, daily delivery, tasks, a joke book, and certificates with a stamp
• Janusz's Smart Meter after each round
JANUSZ'S GAME AREA — retro games
Second page of the menu, you swipe: four recycled machines, all "bought from Mr. Mietek." A 1998 cell phone with a snake, a 9999-in-1 racing game console, your brother-in-law's computer with a bomb disposal unit, and a TV from Mietek with a duck shooting game. You insert a token—10 cents of what you won in the quiz, and the first 10 games are free—and you're playing for the record.
Janusz cheats here too, with different tricks in each machine: the snake loses its tail, the car changes lanes automatically, the mine counter is off by one, and the crosshairs are crooked. Everything is visible when you look at it.
JANUSZ'S PARTY (BETA) — Party Quiz
Multiplayer mode for the entire table. Everyone plays on THEIR phone, using regular Wi-Fi—no internet, no server, no account. The same question at the same time, points for speed, and a ranking at the end.
Janusz then cheats everyone at once. Fair enough.
HONESTLY ABOUT DISHONESTY
• NO REAL MONEY. Entry fees, surcharges, and all "handling fees" are paid exclusively with in-game currency. Janusz cheats in-game, not on your account.
• The game works offline—no internet connection required.
• No need to create an account.
• In Polish from the first word to the last.
Janusz: "The rules are hanging in my studio. Somewhere."
Developer email
moewballs@gmail.com
Developer website
https://moewballs.github.io/Released
Aug 24, 2026
Current version
2.6.0
Android version
7.0
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