Who is it? Celeb Quiz Trivia

Who is it? Celeb Quiz Trivia

PrizePool Studios
4.8
Trivia
5,000,000+ Downloads

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What it sets out to do

What it is

Who is it? Celeb Quiz Trivia is a recognition game built around illustrated portraits of public figures. You are shown a drawing, then choose or enter the celebrity’s name. Its subject matter covers music, film, sport and politics, making it a natural fit for players who follow pop culture rather than a single specialist field.

How it plays

The basic loop is easy to understand: look at the artwork, make a guess and move on to the next level. The drawings give the game a different feel from quizzes that depend on ordinary press photographs, though that also makes some answers less obvious. Hints and in-game currency provide a way through tougher questions instead of leaving one obscure face as a hard stop.

The game can be played offline, which suits commutes, waiting rooms and other places where a connection is unreliable. Its large library—more than 5,000 celebrity drawings, according to the supplied details—also gives it room to remain useful after the first few sessions.

Beyond solo guessing

Who is it? includes tools for comparing statistics and inviting friends, so the quiz can work as a small competition as well as a solitary pastime. A daily lucky wheel adds a repeatable extra activity, although its value depends on whether you enjoy returning for short, routine challenges.

Verdict

PrizePool Studios has made a broad, accessible trivia game with a clear hook: identify celebrities from stylised artwork. The scale is its strongest practical advantage, while the same artistic choice can occasionally make a question feel ambiguous. With a 4.76 rating from 86,163 reviews and 5,000,000+ installs, it has substantial evidence behind it. Score: 8.4/10