Trivia Star: Trivia Games Quiz 4+

The game is enjoyable, with plenty of subject areas, but too focussed on a US audience, with sports and entertainment being focussed on US sports many of which are played as minority sports in the rest of the world and the music and movie questions are mostly modern, eg it would be nice to have questions on classic movies as well as on one since the year 2000.

That said it is not an expensive game to play, I have learnt things and it is enjoyable

Nice game simple to play, lots of coins and diamonds rewarded so the game flows nicely without leaving you frustrated about having to spend real money to progress. Fairly easy to guess most of the answers out of the 4/5 options given. Some of the questions are repeated though. I’m on level 25 and I have already answered 3 differently worded questions about Pirates of the Caribbean all with the same answer, basically all the same question. It has made me question how much longer I can play before everything is a repeat and I get bored. Most of the questions are based on American culture especially the sports questions the rest seemed to be Korean culture based and this will become frustrating if you are from Europe. The usual issue with Ads applies, yes we understand developers have to make money and they don’t put these games out there for the love of creating , but come on one round lasting 45 seconds one 10-30 second advert? Less Ads, less Americanism, more variation and this could be a winner. As it stands this is an average not bad, fun, short term playability time waster game and 3 stars seems fair.

I personally think this is a great game for anyone who’s trying to improve their Geography skills (student), food (critique) or just anyone who wants to test their knowledge.
However, as wonderful as this game is, I personally think that the game is too Americanised (is a lot to do with America). As I am well aware this game was most likely invented in the US; although the manufacturers should have thought through that a 10 year-old English student might be trying to improve their spelling. As America and the UK spell words differently, much like other countries compared to the US: E.g color (America), colour (UK), the child will almost definitely pick up on the American version of saying it and fail in their exams. As I am from the UK I believe that the English is obviously spelt correctly and the American way is not. That is just personal reference, don’t take it as an offence.

To make another point, the genres should be varied; it’s all very well including food, movies and Disney. But is that what the people who play this game really want? Or do they want interesting subjects that force their brain to try new and different things that they might have never even known existed? Do you want to make them learn something new or is this game just a waist of time? Did you create this game for a reason or just because your company told you to?

Again, no offence intended. I am entitled to my own opinions and so are you. The choice is now yours...