The metal music quiz you play against your friends
Bid on the greatest metal albums ever made, from Black Sabbath to today, and watch each music video on the TV. The best collection wins. Free for up to 4.
How the metal music quiz works
- Send one link to your group chat. Everyone joins on their own phone, with no app and no sign-up. On the same sofa? Open deadlineday.app/tv on the TV, and everyone scans the code.
- Everyone gets 100M of play money. The albums come up one at a time, and you bid live on your phone.
- Watch each music video while you bid. Turn on "With music videos", and the TV (or the host's phone) plays the official video of the album's biggest single.
- The all-time lists decide. Every album scores from where it ranks on the greatest-metal-albums lists of Rolling Stone, Metal Hammer, Kerrang! and more, and the best collection wins.
A metal quiz where knowing your albums wins
- You bid on albums, not bands. Two albums by the same band can both come up, so you have to know which one is the classic.
- Legends or modern. The host picks the legends from 1970–1999, the albums since 2000, or both mixed. Grew up in the 80s? Play the legends.
- No cards, no Spotify. Every album and every video is already in the game. Send one link, and it is free for up to 4.
Which albums are in it?
221 of the greatest metal albums from Black Sabbath in 1970 to today: heavy, thrash, death, black, doom, power and nu metal, with no more than three albums per band.
What does it cost?
- Up to 4 friends
- Every album in the game
- No sign-up, no download, no ads
- Up to 8 friends
- Every game you host on that device
- No subscription — your friends never pay
Questions
How are the albums scored?
Every album gets points from where it ranks on lists of the greatest metal albums by Rolling Stone, Loudwire, Metal Hammer, Kerrang!, Decibel and others. Albums since 2000 are scored from the same magazines' lists of the best albums of the century, on the same scale. The points stay hidden until the end.
Which kinds of metal are in it?
Heavy, thrash, death, black, doom, power and nu metal, from 1970 to today, with no more than three albums per band. Hard rock, grunge and glam are left out.
Do we need Spotify?
No. The music videos play from the bands' own YouTube channels, on the TV or on the host's phone. Nobody signs in to anything, and you can also play without the videos.
Is this made by a magazine or a band?
No. Deadline Day is an independent party game made by AddonNordic ApS in Denmark. It is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by YouTube, Google, any magazine, band or record label.
Is there real money involved?
No. Everyone bids with 100M of play money, and nothing can be won or lost.
Deadline Day is made by AddonNordic ApS (CVR 46495985), Denmark · Questions? Contact us at contact@addonnordic.dk
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