Frequently asked Questions

What is it?

Massive Music Quiz is a music game, it's totally free and multiplayer.
You have 30 seconds to find out the artist and the title of the song you hear and win points. Every player hears the same extract.
At the end of the round, the ranking is updated and another extract begins!

How do I win points?

You get 1 point when you guess the artist name or the title of the extract.
You get 2 when you guess the artist name and the title of the extract.
You lose 1 point when you don't find anything about the extract.
You can make a combo when you chain good guesses over rounds. A combo can make you get 1 extra point.
Combo points can be chained to reach 3 extra points, but will fall back to 0 as soon as you do not guess anything about a track.

The player ranking

It lets you see your position amongst the other players. A color code indicates what each player has found for the extract currently playing or that has finished:

  •  These players did not find any response yet
  •  These players already found the good artist
  •  These players already found the good title
  •  These players found both the title and the artist

Finally, the size of each nickname indicates the amount of combo points for a given player.

It doesn't work!

This game is still in beta and bugs can appear sometimes.
If you do not hear any sound, please check first that you have the Flash player plugin installed on your computer and that sound work with other applications.

Why has my name been changed during the game ?

Some players thought your name was not appropriate, it triggered a vote and the voters agreed.
To let you continue to play and at the same time stop incommoding the other players, your name has been changed. Next time, be careful when choosing your name and be sure to follow the following guidelines:

  • No insults, children play this game
  • No Political views
  • No religion views
  • No racist name

What about copyright?

We actually have a deal with the french organization SESAM; "Société gérant l'utilisation dans le multimédia des oeuvres des répertoires de ses sociétés associées (oeuvres graphiques et plastiques (ADAGP), musicales (SACEM), dramatiques (SACD), documentaires (SCAM) et le droit de reproduction de ces oeuvres (SDRM))".