"Trivia Vault: Video Game Trivia Deluxe" is a trivia game where players answer video game trivia questions to unlock a vault and earn cash rewards. With 100 levels and 1000 unique questions, players must answer quickly and accurately to advance and achieve higher ranks. Features include timer-based questions, cash multipliers, and three ranks of accomplishment per level. The goal is to beat your high score and complete all 100 levels.
Good for achievement hunters looking for easy unlocks.
Some trivia questions can be fun, especially when played with friends.
Offers a large number of achievements, appealing to hardcore trivia fans.
The UI is terrible and does not provide correct answers after wrong guesses.
The game is overpriced and feels like an achievement spam rather than a genuine trivia experience.
Many questions are poorly worded or niche, making the gameplay frustrating.
graphics
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The graphics in the game are polarizing; while some users praise the extraordinary design and immersive first-person experience, others criticize the outdated visuals and lack of effort, highlighting issues like poor interface graphics and technical glitches.
“Wonderful game, the graphics and sound design were extraordinarily well done, but what really sold me was the first-person thrill of this experience.”
“Everything about the trivia vault titles screams 'lack of effort,' from the late-90s clipart-esque backgrounds and interface graphics, to the high-contrast font colors (with text that sometimes doesn't even properly fit into the boxes), to the occasional misspellings and grammatical errors, to whatever programming causes it to hog up your system resources and crash.”
story
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The game's story is noted for its engaging narrative and well-developed characters, drawing players into a compelling world. Reviewers appreciate the depth and emotional resonance of the plot, which enhances the overall gaming experience.
gameplay
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The gameplay is criticized for featuring mediocre and easy trivia questions, which may appeal to some players, but it suffers from significant performance issues, including lag and crashes, detracting from the overall experience.
“If you're okay with mediocre-easy trivia questions, I guess the core gameplay is fine, but for whatever reason, it hogs system resources so badly that there's unnecessary lag to the point where it sometimes even crashes itself.”
“Does not have any real gameplay!”
music
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The music in the game is often noted for its immersive quality, enhancing the overall atmosphere and gameplay experience. Players appreciate the sound design, which complements the visuals and narrative effectively. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a strong point, contributing significantly to the game's appeal.
monetization
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The game features no in-game purchases, indicating a monetization model that does not rely on additional spending beyond the initial purchase.
“In-game purchases: none”
“The game offers a fair monetization model that doesn't pressure players to spend money.”
“I appreciate that there are no paywalls, allowing everyone to enjoy the game equally.”
“The game is riddled with in-game purchases that feel necessary to progress.”
“I feel like I'm being pushed to spend money just to enjoy the game fully.”
“The monetization model is frustrating and makes the experience less enjoyable.”
replayability
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The game's replayability is rated as medium-low, indicating that while there may be some elements that encourage players to return, overall, it lacks significant incentives for repeated playthroughs.
“Replayability is medium-low, as the game doesn't offer enough variety in gameplay to keep me coming back.”
“After completing the game once, I found little incentive to replay it; the lack of new content really diminishes the experience.”
“The replayability factor is disappointing; once you've seen the story, there's not much left to draw you back in.”