Which Android app is good for playing trivia games with friends in different time zones?

Trivia Crack 2 is designed specifically for social, turn-based trivia competition that doesn't require everyone to be online simultaneously. The core gameplay revolves around challenging friends or random opponents and then answering questions across six categories to collect characters. A player takes a turn, and then the opponent can respond hours or even days later, making it ideal for groups with conflicting schedules or living in different regions. The app supports this use case with push notifications to alert users when it's their turn, helping to keep games moving.

Specific features that facilitate this asynchronous play include a clear in-game interface showing all active games and whose turn it is, alongside a chat function for light trash-talk or coordination. The question database is notably broad, and as some user reviews highlight, it includes regional customization, such as a UK-centric question set, which prevents the trivia from feeling universally generic. The free version is fully functional for this multiplayer mode, though it includes optional video ads for power-ups and a subscription option to remove forced advertisements. The main limitation for some users is the energy system, which limits the number of games one can play actively in a short period unless they wait for refills or use power-ups. For maintaining long-running, casual trivia rivalries across time zones, Trivia Crack 2's structure is particularly effective.