Voice Entertainment Leader Volley Purchases Top-Rated Amazon Alexa Game in Company’s Largest Acquisition to Date

Multi-million dollar acquisition of ‘Question of the Day’ accelerates Volley’s growth on both Alexa and Google platforms

SAN FRANCISCO--()--Volley, the leading voice game publisher, announced today its acquisition of Question of the Day, one of the most popular and highest rated voice games on the Amazon Alexa platform. The acquisition adds to Volley’s suite of fun, family-friendly interactive voice games across voice-enabled platforms.

“Question of the Day” poses a new trivia question every day in categories such as art, entertainment, history, and science. Fans test their knowledge via a multiple choice prompt, collecting points and category-based badges, earning bonus questions, and learning what percentage of other players answered the question correctly.

In this multi-million dollar acquisition, “Question of the Day” joins existing Volley titles such as “The Price is Right”, “Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?” and “Song Quiz.” Volley and Matchbox.io users will soon have access to a combined library of games and content in a bundled offering being launched later this year.

Matchbox.io’s ‘Question of the Day’ is a beloved, award-winning skill with wide-reaching appeal, making it the perfect addition to our suite of interactive voice games that engage users on a daily basis,” said Max Child, CEO and co-founder of Volley. “Voice gaming is the most vibrant space in voice-controlled apps and the addition of ‘Question of the Day’ to the Volley portfolio will provide more entertainment for current customers of both companies.”

We’re seeing a clear consumer desire for daily content that keeps them engaged and continuously learning,” said Sarah Andrew Wilson, Chief Content Officer at Matchbox.io. “We believe the millions of players who enjoy ‘Question of the Day’ will love the variety of additional games and entertainment they’ll find on Volley.”

“Question of the Day” is now available on Alexa-enabled devices, including Amazon Echo, Amazon Echo Show, Fire TV, and all Google Assistant devices. To learn more, contact Volley here.

About Volley

Since its founding in 2016, Volley has been on a mission to make everyday life a little more entertaining. Volley builds voice-controlled entertainment experiences on smart devices such as Google Home, Amazon Alexa and smartphones. From trivia games like “Song Quiz” to storytelling games like “Yes Sire,” Volley’s highly popular games make home entertainment more accessible, engaging and fun. Founded by Max Child and James Wilsterman, Volley is based in San Francisco. For more information, visit volleythat.com.

Contacts

Media:
Hailey Bayliss
volley@inkhouse.com

Contacts

Media:
Hailey Bayliss
volley@inkhouse.com