How to play Mind
Cities, question types, scoring, Live Challenge, and friends chat.
Start a quiz
Pick a city on the home grid, open a stage, and sign in with Google to save scores. Each play draws a mixed set from that stage (often six questions; the host can change the length). You have 15 seconds per question. Tap an answer, or submit for multi-select, text, and order. After the last question you see score, streak, and a WhatsApp challenge. During a play, open Messages from the chat button without leaving the quiz.
Question types
Single choice and true/false score as soon as you tap. Multi-select: turn on every correct option, then Submit. Short text: type a name or year (spelling is flexible). Order: use the arrows to rank items, then Submit. Image choice works like single choice with pictures.
Points and progress
A correct answer earns base points plus a speed bonus; streaks add more. Signed-in progress saves to your profile and city leaderboards. Streaks, flawless stages, and WhatsApp shares also count toward achievements on this device. Adding a friend in Messages unlocks Buddy.
Cities and stages
Each city has five stages (history, landmarks, culture, geography, everyday). Stages mix question types so you practice more than tap-A-B-C. Locked tiles are coming soon. Open a city leaderboard from the city hub.
Live Challenge
Live Challenge is a timed duel, not a chat. If the host enables it, start or join a room from home or a stage. Both players get the same shuffled questions. Wait for the countdown, play, then compare scores on the results screen.
Friends and Messages
Open Messages from the header or the in-quiz button. Search a player, send a friend request, then chat one-to-one. Start a group with at least two friends. Use the emoji button for stickers and one reaction per message. Hold the microphone to send a voice note; slide away to cancel. An admin can turn friends chat off for everyone.
Account, settings, and feedback
Profile shows your stage progress. Settings on this device change language, theme, sound, and motion — they do not sync to your Google account. Signed-in players send comments, suggestions, or remarks from Feedback; an admin replies there. Admins edit cities, stages, and questions in the studio. This guide follows the language you pick.