Trivia to Go - the Quiz Game
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | Free | the binary family GmbH | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Quick rounds make Trivia To Go a perfect distraction for waiting in line or on the bus. Dramatic graphics and sound draw you into the game show atmosphere. Each round challenges you with 10 questions, each on a different topic. The difficulty level depends on you: get an answer right, you'll move up a level. A wrong answer leads to an easier question. But you'll want to move up to improve your score, recalculated after each round.
Our challengeing and entertaining quiz questions come from ten diverse topics, from Film to Science to History, ensuring that everyone will know something... and learn new trivia to fascinate their family and friends!
More features:
• 1000 questions in 10 categories
• 5 difficulty levels
• Review function for missed questions
• Save progress for 1-3 players
Want more and harder questions? Try Trivia* (Knowledge Trainer), the expanded version of Quiz with an additional 5000 questions
Reviews
Playable but impossible
PVBarbara
I'm giving this game three stars for its general playability, although I'm not too fond of the time limit on answering questions. I also like that it adjusts the level of the next question to your success answering the current question. What I'm not enjoying, is the truly trivial nature of the questions. Yeah, I know it's a "trivia" game. But the sports, music, miscellaneous, and arts questions all seem to involve contemporary pop culture that I'm simply not in touch with. My experience so far is that the "easy" questions involve things you would have learned in high school or college that could be considered relatively important in the grand scheme of things (science history literature) whereas the "hard" questions involve ephemeral, contemporary, silly knowledge like hit songs or basketball players. I guess the developers show faith in our education system by structuring things this way. I infer that they believe, "Hey, you went to school, asking you about Charles Martel is easy peazy!" But it's just not worth my time to keep running into "hard" questions that are beyond my ken because I don't have a 16-year-old's taste in music and I'm not a sports fanatic.
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Tensleeplake
Questions repeat very quickly, otherwise a fun little game. Needs WiFi because of constant ads.
Fun, but...
Eric 1989
Just know you’ll be asked to pay $2.99 once you get to level 20 to unlock new questions. No thanks.
