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REVIEW
Ultimate Tv Trivia Quiz is filler trivia with a TV-shaped frame.
A free, ad-light trivia game on LG webOS that does the format competently and almost nothing beyond it.
BY THE APP COMRADE DESK · MAY 10, 2026 · 2 MIN READ
Ultimate Tv Trivia Quiz is the kind of app that fills the gap between two episodes. A free LG webOS trivia game from Omshy Inc., it does the standard four-answer multiple-choice loop competently, leans on the Magic Remote’s pointing for selection, and asks for nothing in return — no sign-up, no aggressive ads, no friction.
That’s both the appeal and the ceiling. The format is right for the platform: large type, short rounds, low-stakes scoring, a category mix broad enough to handle a mixed audience. Magic Remote pointing genuinely beats directional-pad navigation for this exact interaction. As a sofa filler, it lands.
What it doesn’t do is give anyone a reason to keep coming back. The question pool feels finite within a handful of sessions, there’s no difficulty ramp, no leaderboard, and — most surprisingly for a TV trivia app — no local pass-and-play multiplayer. Trivia in a living room is a group activity; building it as a solo loop is the structural miss here.
It's a sofa-friendly trivia round delivered through the Magic Remote — pleasant for ten minutes, thin past thirty.
FEATURES
Ultimate Tv Trivia Quiz is a free single-screen trivia game for LG webOS, published by Omshy Inc. Questions appear with four multiple-choice answers; the Magic Remote handles selection through point-and-click rather than directional-pad scrubbing, which suits the format. Rounds are short enough to play between episodes.
Categories cover the standard trivia spread — TV shows, movies, music, general knowledge — with no obvious depth in any single vertical. There is no signed-in profile, no cross-device progress, and no online multiplayer. Scoring is per-session.
The interface stays out of the way. Big type, high contrast, no fiddly menus. That's most of what a TV trivia app needs to get right, and this one does.
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
The fit to LG webOS is the right call. Magic Remote pointing is well-suited to four-button quiz answers, the visual layout reads cleanly at sofa distance, and the app loads quickly with no sign-in wall. Free with no aggressive monetisation gate makes it easy to recommend as a low-stakes try.
For a casual living-room round between viewers, it works exactly as advertised. The category mix is broad enough that two players with different reference points can both contribute.
ROOM TO IMPROVE
The question pool feels shallow on extended play. Repeats surface within a few sessions, and there is no difficulty escalation, no daily-challenge structure, and no leaderboards to give a reason to come back. A trivia game lives or dies on its writing and rotation — this one has neither distinctive writing nor visible content drops.
No couch-multiplayer mode is the larger miss. Trivia is a group activity on a TV; pass-the-remote rounds with named players and a running scoreboard would lift this from a solo curiosity to something a household would queue up on a Friday night.
CONCLUSION
Worth a free install on an LG webOS TV if you like trivia and want something light between shows. Don't expect the depth of a dedicated trivia title and don't expect a competitive multiplayer hook. If Omshy adds rotating question packs and a local pass-and-play scoreboard, the score moves up.