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Ein geniales, abwechslungsreiches Spiel. Warum aber bekomme ich spanischsprachige Gegner zugelost, obwohl ich "Deutsch" gewählt habe?

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Let me get this straight, 3CHF for a mobile game on a phone is quite a lot. With that you’d expect an experience not littered with a micro transaction system. And oh boy, does this game do the come please opposite. As if paying 3CHF is not enough, they implement a broken “life system” in which you may only play 3 games and then you need to wait off around 20 minutes until your life regenerates so you can play again. This system absolutely destroys all the positives this games has. The biggest joke to come out of all of this, is that they charge you 100 CHF for unlimited lives. Let that sink in! Don’t buy into this!

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I went BACK to the free ad-filled version!! If you afford the paid version of an app, you'd expect it to be better than the free version in every aspect. Well guess what, it's NOT. The ONLY benefit is that it has no ads. But in the free version, the option to watch ads gives you A LOT of advantage against the premium version users. In the free version, you can spin the wheel for free one more time (watching an ad) if you don't like the category you got in the first spin. Also if you lose, you'll get another chance just by watching an ad. In the paid version, for all those chances you have to SPEND either coins or tickets. Now that I switched back to the free version, I do all that for free. Before that, I spent coins or tickets or I just didn't take another chance so I would not have to spend. Same with the other modi of the game: Triviatopics, Triviathon, etc. Watch an ad for free and you can go on. That means that now that I use the free version, I'm in advantage against the users of the paid version by taking the new chances for free. And I can win more often of course. That means: if you pay for the app, you'll be in disadvantage. You'll also spend more than with the free version (at least in-game currency like coins and tickets). How does that make ANY sense??? Cheap. Really cheap. (not in price though...)

Fun game but has a few issues. There are lots of grammatical and spelling errors in the questions which is irritating. I haven't played for long but I had a repeat question already, and I kind of think that the algorithm that chooses questions should avoid that. Finally, someone who is obsessed with The Simpsons obviously wrote many of the entertainment questions, it's the overwhelming subject so far. Shouldn't there also be a limit on the sheer number of questions on one program?

Very nice app to enjoy with your friends while learnng