LRT PROTOTO

LRT PROTOTO transforms live television quiz nights into an interactive, multiplayer trivia experience that syncs with scheduled broadcasts and invites viewers to play along in real time. The app connects directly to national quiz programs and runs a weekly live session every Thursday at 20:40, so viewers of shows such as Golden Mind or Lithuanian Millennium Children can answer the same questions as on-air contestants and compete for accuracy and prizes while following the broadcast.

Key Features

LRT PROTOTO provides broadcast-synced quiz sessions, a clear answer interface, and timed question rounds that mirror the structure of the television show. During a live session the app opens a question window in sync with the program, collects answers, and calculates session scores based on speed and correctness. The design emphasizes low friction joining, fast response times and transparent feedback so players can focus on knowledge and quick decision-making rather than complicated menus.

Gameplay mechanics

Each live broadcast is divided into rounds that reflect the TV format: opening warm-up questions, one or more main rounds with increasing difficulty, and final bonus questions. Scoring rewards correct answers and may give small time-based bonuses to faster responses. Streaks and accuracy are highlighted during a session to show progress and help players track momentum. Question types are primarily multiple-choice, with clear on-screen timers and immediate confirmation of the correct answer after each question to support learning.

Controls & interface

The app uses simple touch controls optimized for mobile play: tap to select an answer and a single confirmation flow to prevent accidental submissions. The user interface places the active question and answer choices centrally with large tap targets and a visible countdown. Sound cues and subtle haptic feedback indicate question starts and time warnings, while a compact status bar shows current round, score and remaining time without obscuring the question area. Controls are designed for both portrait and landscape viewing so you can comfortably play while watching the TV broadcast.

Progression & rewards

Progression within LRT PROTOTO is session-based: your performance is reflected in your live session score, accuracy percentage and streaks during each broadcast. This session data determines placement for prizes or recognition announced as part of the televised event. The app focuses on short-term competitive goals tied to each Thursday broadcast rather than persistent seasonal ladders, keeping the emphasis on weekly participation and immediate gameplay feedback.

Visual style & level structure

The visual presentation uses a broadcast-friendly palette and high-contrast typography to remain legible on small screens and in living room lighting. Each episode is structured into clearly labeled rounds so players can anticipate the pace and difficulty changes. Question graphics and timers are intentionally minimal to reduce distraction and keep attention on content, while occasional visual separators indicate transitions between segments to match the TV production flow.

Customization & player profile

Players can create a simple profile with a display name and an optional avatar to appear during live sessions; privacy settings allow you to limit what information is shown to others. Profile settings also include preferred text size and sound controls so you can tailor the experience to personal comfort. Customization is deliberately lightweight to keep joining a live broadcast fast and straightforward.

Replay value & offline practice

Outside of the weekly live event, LRT PROTOTO includes a practice mode that offers sample questions and past non-live material for skill building and review. That practice mode is available offline and helps maintain replay value by letting users test different categories, improve response times and rehearse formats before the next live broadcast. While prizes are tied to live participation, practice sessions support steady improvement and make future broadcasts more engaging.

Accessibility & user experience

The app emphasizes accessibility with adjustable text sizes, clear color contrast, optional audio cues and on-screen subtitles that mirror spoken prompts. Controls are designed for ease of reach and large tap targets reduce input errors. Quick tutorial tips appear the first time you open the app so new players can join live sessions with confidence, and reminders can be enabled to notify you before a Thursday broadcast begins.

Challenge systems & scheduling

Weekly scheduling is central to the experience: the fixed Thursday at 20:40 slot creates a shared national event where viewers across Lithuania answer the same questions at the same time. The app supports session reminders and simple social prompts to let you tell friends to tune in for the same broadcast, enhancing the communal feel of the quiz. For those who cannot join a particular live session, the offline practice mode keeps skills sharp until the next scheduled event.

LRT PROTOTO is designed to make televised quiz shows more interactive and rewarding by combining real-time question play with a clean, accessible mobile interface that complements the broadcast rather than competing with it.