¡Cerebritos!: the trivia game where the youngest can beat the grown-ups
Free, ad-free family trivia with age-leveled questions (Spanish) · Updated: September 13, 2026 · Versión en español
★ 5.0 on the App Store · 5 ratings
¡Cerebritos! is a free, ad-free family trivia app by Salamin Labs (Chile), in Spanish. It has 9,000+ questions across four age levels — Pequeños (ages 3–5), Medianos (6–8), Grandes (9–12) and Adulto — so a four-year-old competes on equal terms with the parents. Play 1–4 on a single phone, offline, passing it around, or online with friends on their own phones. For iPhone and iPad (iOS 17+) and Android (8.0+).
Who it's for
- Families with kids aged 3–12 who want to play together, not each on their own screen.
- Children who can't read yet: in the Pequeños level the app reads the question and the four answers aloud.
- Road trips, dinner tables and waiting rooms: local mode needs no internet.
- Grandparents and grandkids: everyone answers questions from their own level, so the score is fair.
Who it's not for: It is not an online game against strangers and has no paid global ladder: rankings are among friends and global, and the app has no purchases or ads. The interface and questions are in Spanish.
Facts
| Questions | 9,000+ across 15 categories (science, history, art, sports, music, movies, geography, nature, culture, technology, math and more) |
|---|---|
| Age levels | Pequeños 3–5 · Medianos 6–8 · Grandes 9–12 · Adulto |
| Players | 1–4 on one phone (local mode, offline) · online with friends, each on their own phone |
| Read-aloud | In the Pequeños level the app reads the question and answers, highlighting each one as it is spoken |
| Medals | 12 (8 for home games, 4 for online), awarded retroactively |
| Family questions | Write your own; they appear on the wheel and never leave the phone |
| House memory | Champion, streaks and per-player statistics |
| Price | Free. No ads, no in-app purchases |
| Language | Spanish |
| Requirements | iPhone/iPad with iOS 17 or later · Android 8.0 or later |
How it plays
Play here (local)
1–4 players on the same phone, taking turns. Spin the wheel, get a category, answer. Lifelines: 50/50, hint or skip. Ties go to sudden death. No internet needed.
Play online
Create a room, share the code (ABCD 1234) and friends join from their phones. Invite a friend with one tap; invitations arrive as notifications.
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Frequently asked questions
From what age can kids play ¡Cerebritos!?
From age 3. The Pequeños level (3–5) has very simple questions and the app reads them aloud, with the four answers, so a child who can't read yet can play their turn alone.
Is it free? Any ads or purchases?
It is free, with no ads and no in-app purchases. Medals are earned by playing.
Does it work offline?
Yes. The local mode («Jugar aquí») works with no connection: 1–4 players on one phone, passing it around. Only the online mode needs internet.
How can a child beat an adult?
Each player answers questions from their own level: the 5-year-old gets a Pequeños question and dad gets an Adulto one, for the same points. The score is fair even when the ages are not.
How many questions are there?
9,000+, spread across the four levels and 15 categories. Families can also write their own questions, stored only on the phone.
How is it different from Trivia Crack / Preguntados?
It is built for playing together with mixed ages: age levels, one phone passed around, read-aloud for little ones, and no ads or purchases. It is not a game against strangers.
Is it on Android?
Yes. Version 1.3 for Android has been submitted to Google Play and will show up in the store as soon as Google finishes its review; on the App Store it has been available since August 2026 for iPhone and iPad. Same app, same questions.
What data does it collect?
Local mode sends nothing to the internet. Online mode stores the player name, avatar, level, scores and friends; the account can be deleted from within the app. Privacy policy: salaminlabs.com/privacy/en/.
Other Salamin Labs apps: ¡Memoritos! · ¡Armaditos!
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