Shuffle Music Bingo - Game 4+

Name: Shuffle Music Bingo - Game
Rating: 3.3 (7 reviews)
Author: John Holmes

Bingo with your own music‪.‬

John Holmes

Designed for iPad

- 3.3 • 7 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Shuffle Bingo uses your choice of music to build bingo cards for the game.
Instead of numbers, your cards will contain a random selection of songs from your chosen playlist.

When you play the game, songs will play randomly using shuffle mode.

Choose a new playlist or a saved game each time to suit the players whether it’s children, family or friends.

Cards are printed to an acrobat PDF to print locally or share remotely.

A different game every time, if you wish.

For full terms of service, see:
https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

May 13, 2024

Version 2.0.2

Fixed issue where users were unable to redeem full access to purchased content

3.3 out of 5

7 Ratings

Love the app

This is a great app to shuffle clips of songs. The only issue I have is if I pause then come back in 10 minutes I can not continue the same playlist

Hi Jen. Did you get my email reply please? I asked if you are using Apple Music. In trying to extend the app to use Spotify as well, we had connectivity issues and I wondered if that was the case for you.

Awesome App!!

This app is well put together! Only two thing I’d like to see in an update:
1 - Being able to toggle on or off the “Ding” noise that it makes in between each song.
2 - being able to customize the starting point of each song individually in each playlist.

Other than that this app is absolutely amazing and easy to work!

Unable to download the cards.

There is no option to download the cards. There is no download PDF option. Only discovered this after paying the subscription price.
Needed for an in-person music bingo event in two days. Hopefully there is a quick fix or a quick refund.

It should work. Select playlist, number and shape of cards. Export cards, choose font size and use the icon at the bottom of the screen on the right. It’s a rectangle with an upward arrow.

The developer, John Holmes, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.