Three games, free for ever
Brain Blast, Word Blitz and Number Rush, with 50 new questions a week in each. No card, no sign-up.
Free ₦0 for everNo card needed · T&Cs applyDownload freeLearn moreQuiz, word and maths games on your TV. Everyone plays at once, with controllers, keyboards or their own phones.

Only the computer by the TV needs 3vii. Everyone else joins free: nothing to buy, nothing to install on their phone.
Free games come with 50 new questions a week each. Pro unlocks every game and every question.
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Brain Blast, Word Blitz and Number Rush, with 50 new questions a week in each. No card, no sign-up.
Free ₦0 for everNo card needed · T&Cs applyDownload freeLearn moreAll five games and every question, on the computer by your TV. From the grandparents to the littlest.
₦1,699 a monthbilled ₦20,390 a year · save 15%Get FamilyLearn moreEverything in Family, on up to three computers and three phones: the hall, the classroom and the youth room.
₦3,400 a monthbilled ₦40,800 a year · save 15%Get OrganisationLearn moreFamily plays on one computer and one phone at a time, Organisation on up to three of each. Moving to a new one? Deactivate the old one while it’s online, then activate the new one.
Compare plansOpen 3vii on the computer by your TV, choose a game, and everyone joins: plug in controllers, share the keyboard, or scan the code on the TV with a phone.
No. Only the computer by the TV needs 3vii, and one plan covers everyone playing on it. Phones join on the same Wi-Fi by scanning the code on the TV, with nothing to install.
A Windows 10 or 11 PC, or a Mac running macOS 11 or later (Apple silicon or Intel), connected to your TV.
Yes. On the old computer, open Settings and choose “Move my licence off this computer” while it’s online. Then activate 3vii on the new one with your licence key, or by signing in on your phone.
Yes, with Pro. Write your own question packs in 3vii’s pack editor, or bring them in from a spreadsheet. They play alongside the built-in subjects, so a class, a youth group or a quiz night can play its own.