Local Offline Android Quiz Game
Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD
I’m developing a social party quiz that lets two teams—or several individual players—pass a single Android phone or tablet around the room and battle it out without any internet connection. Picture friends at a café, a family on the couch, or students in a dorm all huddled over one device, buzzing in for bragging rights.
Core gameplay
• Local-only, hot-seat style play on Android.
• A scoreboard that tracks team or player points as we go.
• Questions are answered by typing a direct response on the screen; the app then checks accuracy instantly and awards points. I’m open to layering in multiple-choice or true/false later, but typed answers are the priority for v1.
• A simple way for me to update or bulk-import fresh question packs without diving back into the code each time.
What I’ll hand over
– Question sets in CSV/JSON and any visual assets you need.
– Quick feedback loops so we can nail the party-game feel.
What I need back
– A clean, well-structured Android Studio project and a ready-to-install APK.
– Basic instructions for adding new question sets.
– A short video or GIF showing the game flow so non-tech testers can start playing immediately.
When you apply, please focus on past work that shows you’ve already built Android games or interactive quiz apps; links, APKs, or short clips speak louder than paragraphs. If your earlier projects involved offline functionality or pass-and-play mechanics, highlight that—those examples will move you to the top of the list.
Core gameplay
• Local-only, hot-seat style play on Android.
• A scoreboard that tracks team or player points as we go.
• Questions are answered by typing a direct response on the screen; the app then checks accuracy instantly and awards points. I’m open to layering in multiple-choice or true/false later, but typed answers are the priority for v1.
• A simple way for me to update or bulk-import fresh question packs without diving back into the code each time.
What I’ll hand over
– Question sets in CSV/JSON and any visual assets you need.
– Quick feedback loops so we can nail the party-game feel.
What I need back
– A clean, well-structured Android Studio project and a ready-to-install APK.
– Basic instructions for adding new question sets.
– A short video or GIF showing the game flow so non-tech testers can start playing immediately.
When you apply, please focus on past work that shows you’ve already built Android games or interactive quiz apps; links, APKs, or short clips speak louder than paragraphs. If your earlier projects involved offline functionality or pass-and-play mechanics, highlight that—those examples will move you to the top of the list.