Ultimate Trivia

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Ultimate Trivia is a single player puzzle game. It was developed by Firebird Lab and was released on December 6, 2018. It received positive reviews from players.

Ultimate Trivia has over 2400 questions across 9 unique categories. So whether you like Music, Video Games or History there is a category for you. The game will automatically track which mode and category you play the most so you can easily get to your favorite. Modes Include: - Standard - Rapid Fire, a timed mode - Sudden Death, one wrong answer and it's game over. Can you answer all 20 que…

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86%

Audience ScoreBased on 65 reviews

grinding3 negative mentions

The book contains a wide variety of trivia questions across multiple categories, making it suitable for different interests.
It is well-organized and easy to use, with clear instructions on how to play trivia games with various group sizes.
Many users found the questions to be fun and challenging, providing an enjoyable experience for trivia lovers.

Some users felt that the questions were too difficult or obscure, making the trivia less enjoyable.
The format of having answers at the back of the book can be cumbersome, requiring frequent flipping back and forth.
There were complaints about inaccuracies in some questions and answers, leading to frustration for some users.

music
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100%
Users appreciate the music aspect for its engaging trivia content, highlighting a strong interest in discovering new sources of music-related information.
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Users generally find the grinding aspect tedious and challenging, often struggling to locate necessary answers, which detracts from their overall experience.
- “I found it tedious, difficult to locate the answers, and generally just missed the boat in my opinion.”
- “The grinding feels endless and repetitive, making it hard to stay engaged with the game.”
- “I spent hours grinding for resources, only to feel like I made little to no progress.”