The game shines with its unique concept, where you guess movie titles based on simple yet clever stick figure illustrations. Each round intensifies, with hints like famous quotes or short descriptions to help identify trickier titles. The gameplay is intuitive and dynamic, all you need to do is tap when the correct answer appears on screen, making it accessible and enjoyable for both casual players and movie buffs.Another standout feature is the diverse movie library, which is frequently updated to keep content fresh. With a scoring system that rewards quick thinking, you can compete with friends and share your top scores on social media, adding a fun, social element. Additionally, the ad-free experience ensures uninterrupted play, and the game is optimized for both iPhone and iPad, offering smooth and responsive controls in portrait or landscape modes.Overall, Stick Figure Trivia is a must-try for anyone who loves movies and trivia, offering an enjoyable and creative way to test film knowledge. Whether you’re competing solo or with friends, the game promises hours of engaging entertainment.

I love the way this app is put together! From the look of it down to the music. I have actually never been good movie challenges, which is why I decided to give this app a try! The scoring system is fair and I LOVE that there are no ads. It gets intense sometimes when I’m not sure which one to pick, but that’s what makes it consistently enjoyable to me! 👍🏻👍🏻

App pulled a bit of a bait and switch, going from a paid app to free, then locking everything but the once-a-day puzzle behind a paywall. Did not grandfather in previous app owners. Common tactic in App Store but still sad to see.Contrary to what the developer replied with, the update made “Random 5,” the replayable mode, paid. Previously both it and movie of the day worked when you bought the app.Previous review: The drawings are charming and accurate if you know the movie. I’m apparently not a movie guy and get destroyed, but that’s not the app’s fault. It’s pretty fun even when I only know like one or two out of five, and I imagine it’s better if you actually know movies.

I think this game is fun but I have an idea to make it just a little better. When I do movie of the day the picture and the first selection appear at the same time and often by the time you look at the picture you’ve lost your chance to select the first option if the first option is correct. Maybe show the picture for 1.5-2 seconds before the first option appears.