A game about games.
During Apple Foundation Program Advanced, I made this small trivia game entirely on my own, as a side project, on my spare time.
The primary goal was to get a basic trivia engine running. I made it about video games, because I needed a theme, so why not?
- 30 questions: the game ships with a pool of 30 hand-written questions.
- Round length: pick a set number of questions from 5 to 30 and get to play!
- Randomization: the game picks questions at random from a pool of 30 questions. The answers' order is also randomized, unless otherwise noted in the question.
- Score: the game keeps track of your score and gives you an evaluation on the result screen at the end of the round.
- Explanations: every question comes with a bit of trivia about the answer, no matter if you were right or wrong.
- Dark mode: iOS light and dark modes are equally supported.
- Easter egg: you'll have to find out by yourself!
Some previews screenshots can be found at the end of this README.
This was a solo project. I did everything entirely on my own from ideation to deployment. I focused on testing my knowledge in:
- Swift / SwiftUI
- Local data structures and MVVM
- Code legibility and reusability
- Visual design and animations
- UX/UI in a game context
I used Xcode as the IDE, and Figma as a preliminary tool for visual design research.
The v1.0 of the project was done on my spare time, in August 2025.
- Preliminary design works and writing questions (~one week)
- Code and deployment (~two weeks).
I'd love to keep improving on this small game to make it better.
Here are a few ideas of features I'd like to implement later:
- Difficulty rating: let players pick only easy/medium/hard mode questions.
- Categories: let players filter questions by one or several categories.
- New game modes: timed rounds, pick next question from its title, etc.
- Show, don't tell: allow questions and their explanations to show an image or to play a sound.
- More questions: ...well, more questions!
- and more (save best scores, collectibles...).
