TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 3月11日 02時34分

Some of you may recognize this guy. For the uninitiated, that's @scottrogowsky, one of the hosts of the wildly popular @hq_trivia, a live game show that people can play and watch via a mobile app. The free game doles out a ? prize for all contestants who correctly answer 12 questions in a row, but players are given only 10 seconds to answer. The money pot usually fluctuates somewhere around $2,000, though it has been as high as $50,000. The prize is split evenly among all the winners, leaving some champions with just a few dollars and luckier victors with thousands, depending on how many winners they’re sharing it with. HQ games usually air like clockwork at 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. E.T. on weekdays. HQ's formula is working: since its August 2017 launch, HQ has grown at a breakneck pace, reaching a record high of 2.18 million concurrent players on March 4, up from 2 million on Feb. 4. In the app’s success many see the perfection of interactive television or an antidote to the atomized media world created by streaming television and apps. Others see it as a preview of the dystopian nightmare those things ensure. Either way, a lot of people are dropping everything they’re doing at 3 p.m. daily to join in. To go inside HQ's intense-question writing process, pick up the new issue of TIME or read the full story on TIME.com. Photographs by @ericryananderson for TIME

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