Telegram game bot

Group games your chat can play without adding another bot.

A quiz bot here, a hangman bot there — every game usually means one more bot with admin rights. Limzo builds eight group games into the analytics bot you already trust: daily quiz, word race, word hunt, fast type, flag quiz, guess-the-stat, counting chain, and hangman. All off by default, one toggle each.

A daily quiz that runs itself

Pick the hour and the length, and Limzo posts a short quiz as native Telegram polls — in your group's own timezone. The fastest correct answer earns a bonus point, a scoreboard follows, and day streaks give everyone a reason to come back tomorrow. Anyone can start an extra round anytime with /quiz. Topic and length are up to you too, like /quiz 5 science. You set how long each question stays open, and a round ends early once everyone has answered.

Rounds built from your own numbers

Guess-the-stat turns your group's real activity into the game: how many messages did the group send this week? How many members actually chatted? No trivia pack can compete with questions about the people in the room.

Fun that stays fun

Rounds are paced by cooldowns, command spam gets at most one quiet notice per minute, and game points never touch XP or karma — the leaderboard stays honest while the chat has fun.

One bot instead of seven

The usual way to add games to a Telegram group is one bot per game: a quiz bot, a word-game bot, a counting bot — each with its own admin rights, its own settings, and its own idea of how often to post. Limzo takes the opposite approach: eight games live inside the same bot that already handles your group stats, moderation, and weekly highlights, so there is nothing new to vet and nothing extra to configure.

Every game is off by default. An admin flips a toggle per game in the Mini App settings, and each one can be switched off just as quickly if it doesn't fit the group. Game points stay on their own scoreboard — separate from XP, levels, and karma — so turning the games on never distorts the leaderboard people worked for.

The eight games

Daily quiz (/quiz) — a scheduled round of quiz polls at the hour you choose, with a group day streak and a bonus point for the fastest right answer. Word race (/wordrace) — unscramble the word before the timer runs out; the first correct message in the chat wins. Word hunt (/wordhunt) — Wordle-style: the whole group shares one pool of guesses at a hidden 5-letter word, and a single board message updates as the guesses land. Fast type (/fasttype) rewards pure speed: be first to type the shown word or solve the quick math, and the math rounds play the same in every language. Flag quiz (/flagquiz) shows a country flag as a native quiz poll with five country options; the fastest right answer earns the bonus point, and country names appear in your group's own language. Guess-the-stat (/guessstat) — guess a number from your group's own last seven days; the closest guess takes the round.

Counting chain — the group counts upward together, one member per turn; off-topic chatter never breaks the chain, and milestones get celebrated. Hangman (/hangman, Pro) — the whole game lives in one message with an inline letter keyboard, so it never floods the chat. Word banks and quiz questions ship in all 13 of Limzo's languages, so the games speak whatever your group speaks.

Common questions

Eight: a scheduled daily quiz in native polls, word race (/wordrace), word hunt (/wordhunt), fast type (/fasttype), flag quiz (/flagquiz), guess-the-stat rounds built from the group's own numbers (/guessstat), a collaborative counting chain, and hangman (/hangman, on the Pro plan). Every game is off until an admin enables it in the Mini App.
No. Rounds have per-game cooldowns, only one round per game runs at a time, repeated commands get at most one short notice per minute, and hangman plays out inside a single message. The daily quiz is a handful of polls once a day, at the hour you picked.
No. Game points live on a separate games scoreboard. XP, karma, levels, and achievements are untouched, and counting-chain messages don't even count toward activity stats.
Free to start

Try it on your own group.

Add Limzo, and this week your group gets its first highlights post, its first badges, and a public stats page worth sharing. Free plan included — Pro is $9/month when you need more.

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