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Factto has four modes:

• Question Challenge — answer a set number of questions, each with its own timer.
• Time Attack — answer as many questions as possible before a global countdown ends.
• Millionaire — escalating difficulty with three lifelines (50:50, Skip, Ask Audience) and a walk-away option.
• Multiplayer — challenge 2–6 friends using a shared 6-character room code.

Factto includes six categories: Geography, Science, Space, Animals, Human Body, and Mythology. You can mix and match categories before each game.

Questions are shuffled so you won't see the same one twice until the full set for that category has been exhausted.

Yes — all single-player modes (Question Challenge, Time Attack, Millionaire) are fully offline. All questions are bundled with the app.

Multiplayer requires an internet connection to sync game state between players in real time.

One player creates a room and shares the 6-character code with friends (via WhatsApp, text, or in person). Everyone enters the code and joins the same session — no accounts required.

You can play with 2–6 players. Both async (everyone plays independently and scores are compared) and live real-time modes are available.

You get three lifelines, each usable once per game:

• 50:50 — removes two incorrect answers, leaving one correct and one wrong.
• Skip — skips the current question without penalty.
• Ask Audience — shows a simulated audience vote to hint at the correct answer.

You can also walk away at any point and keep your current winnings.

Yes — Factto is free and supported by ads. Banner ads appear at the bottom of the home screen, and interstitial ads may appear between games. There is currently no paid tier to remove ads.

Single-player modes are entirely offline — nothing leaves your device. In multiplayer, your display name, answers, and score are sent to our server to run the session, and are not stored after the game ends. Ads are served by Google AdMob, which has its own data practices. See our Privacy Policy for full details.

High scores are stored locally on your device. They can be lost if you uninstall and reinstall the app, or if you clear the app's storage from your device settings. Unfortunately there is no cloud backup for scores at this time.