Netflix is debuting a new interactive show called "Trivia Quest," and it will get users to answer a series of trivial questions before they can advance to different episodes of the release. The show will be available in the coming months and will give users a different experience in the platform, known for their different devices, including Smart TVs, smartphones, and more.
Netflix's Trivia Quest: New Interactive Show Coming Soon
You think "Black Mirror: Bandersnatch" will be the first and last show that Netflix will introduce as an interactive experience? Well, brace yourselves as Netflix brings "Trivia Quest" to the public, focusing on an interactive show that will get users their daily dose of facts and information they need to accomplish before proceeding to other episodes.
The company is famous for being one of the firsts to showcase these types of shows on the platform, bringing a new experience for people to enjoy streaming in the same media. Netflix brings a variety of interactive displays, starting with "Bandersnatch," and another one launched in the previous month called "Cat Burglar."
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When is Trivia Quest Coming? Everything You Need to Know
"Trivia Quest" is coming this April 1, and Netflix aims to invite many people to the show's launch and its daily releases that will come to the audience. Each episode has 24 questions, composed of 12 easy questions and 12 hard ones before they can transition to the next part.
The show will air throughout April and will have 30 episodes in total.
Netflix and its Variety of Releases in the Platform
Netflix is now more than a streaming platform, and a place that launches shows originally produced. The company evolved into more than that. It is now an entertainment conglomerate that focuses on games, original series, a media partner, and other of its many offers to the public.
However, that does not change the goals and offer of Netflix to bring different content to the public that piques their imagination and interest.
The streaming company also made several game adaptations a reality for its fans and followers, including that of "The Witcher" from CD Projekt Red, starring Henry Cavill as Geralt of Rivia. On the other hand, the company also adapted "League of Legends's" MOBA series into a show called "Arcane" that is gearing up for its second season.
The company has many offers to the public that they cannot stand to sit and watch, particularly with interactive shows that give users the power to control the outcome and succeeding events. Nevertheless, Netflix's new "Trivia Quest" will focus more on a daily quiz show that will challenge the audience to the different facts present in the world.
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Written by Isaiah Richard
