Filled with junk and nonsense – Trivia Crack (No Ads) Review

What was once a simple and fun trivia app is now bogged down by innumerable nonsensical extras and predatory in-app purchases. While the actual trivia gameplay is fun, it has seemingly taken a back seat to sticker albums and pointless pricey add-ons aimed at a seemingly very young and vulnerable audience. You can also just buy yourself victories. Ten bucks gets you 27 correct answers you can deploy as needed. No one is looking for that kind of “gameplay”. I play trivia with my mom as a way of keeping in touch long-distance, and it’s just dumb that we have to wade through all this nonsense. Most of the questions seem like they would be over the heads of tweens, meanwhile they appear to be the target demographic. When Grandma got them those iTunes gift cards, she probably wasn’t trying to finance pointless cheating in trivia apps.
Review by Patrick in Eastie on Trivia Crack (No Ads).