20 Questions: Word Trivia Game

Battle Apple Intelligence on-device on iPhone and iPad. Play together on Apple TV, or challenge friends inside Messages. Now in 19 languages.

20 Questions is the modern take on the timeless guessing game, built from the ground up for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Messages, and powered by Apple Intelligence.

Pick a category, think of a word, and get 20 yes-or-no questions to figure it out. Play solo against an on-device AI, with one friend on the couch, with a whole group on your TV, or right inside iMessage.

PLAY IN YOUR LANGUAGE

19 languages: English, Spanish, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Hindi, Arabic, French, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Bengali, Japanese, German, Italian, Korean, Dutch, Turkish, Polish, Indonesian, and Vietnamese. Localized secret words, hints, and clues in every universal category. Full right-to-left support for Arabic.

APPLE INTELLIGENCE

Battle Mosey is a 20 Questions opponent that uses Apple Intelligence on your device. Mosey runs on-device using Apple's Foundation Models. When it cannot answer from stored on-device content, it looks up that entry on Wikipedia. Try to outsmart it.

Requires an Apple Intelligence-compatible device (iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 16 series, iPhone 17 series, iPad with M-series, or compatible Mac).

GAME MODES

SOLO. Pick a category, get a secret word, ask Mosey 20 questions to win.

FAMILY AND FRIENDS. Pass-and-play on one device, or use multiple iPhones and iPads in the same room.

TV GROUP PLAY. Mirror to your Apple TV. Players use their own iPhones as buzzers, with live speech-to-text on screen. Perfect for parties.

iMESSAGE. Send a quiet game to anyone in your contacts. No app required for the recipient.

WHAT MAKES 2Q DIFFERENT

13 categories, 3 difficulties, seasonal themes that match the time of year, avatar packs, a privacy-blurred secret word, and Game Center achievements. No accounts, no logins. Just play.

PRIVACY FIRST

Battle Mosey answers on your device. When it cannot answer from what is stored there, it looks the item up on Wikipedia. Multi-device play uses peer-to-peer connections over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

Microphone is used only for live speech-to-text during TV Group Play. 2Q does not keep that audio or send it to RoxyKovu. Recognition uses Apple's Speech framework and prefers on-device recognition when the device supports it.

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