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I hate it so much I just deleted it. I liked the original version it was great. But the new version is reality cheating and deceptive . Because the new version then I started noticing that for each new game they would only start me with3 or 2 points instead of the original 5. Cheating me out of points at the beginning. But I kept playing, then someone with the game would manipulate it to make it so I would not get as many points for doing things and answering the questions correctly. The whole screen deleted and it started me from the beginning again. I am not in competition playing this I just enjoyed it to challenge myself on what I knew, and find out new things I didn’t. I to my knowledge was not trying to compete with anyone else. Just going by the knowledge I knew. But this new version is not honest with the players at all. Miss Linda Louise Gauer the blonde

UPDATE: my initial review is below, this is an update based on a response received by the developers. They are going person to persin stating that it’s ok for them to have wrong information in the app because sometimes, in the culinary classification, a tomato is a vegetable and we should all just know that the creator of the question meant that. I mean really? In addition to inaccurate information they also expect people to be mind readers? I haven’t actually played this, but I did see it in an interactive ad. The FIRST question required you to identify the tomato as either a fruit, vegetable, or other options. The correct answer is fruit. If you choose that, though, it says you are wrong. How do you make a trivia game without actually verifying the correct answers?

UPDATE: my initial review is below, this is an update based on a response received by the developers. They are going person to persin stating that it’s ok for them to have wrong information in the app because sometimes, in the culinary classification, a tomato is a vegetable and we should all just know that the creator of the question meant that. I mean really? In addition to inaccurate information they also expect people to be mind readers? I haven’t actually played this, but I did see it in an interactive ad. The FIRST question required you to identify the tomato as either a fruit, vegetable, or other options. The correct answer is fruit. If you choose that, though, it says you are wrong. How do you make a trivia game without actually verifying the correct answers?