Trivia Spin - Smart Questions

I am really enjoying this game. The variety of the trivia questions are wonderful - pop culture, literature, geography, animals, food, sports… The graphics are well done, game play is seamless, and mini events keep things interesting. I also enjoy the information provided after each round. I only wish that a bit of information were provided for all the items, rather than a lot of info on just one. But that is just a little extra anyway, and doesn’t detract at all from how much I am enjoying the game. I paid to remove the ads, but they are pretty short anyway.

I love trivia, so this a great game for me. It covers a variety of topics from holidays to foods to animals. Besides it having a lot of ads, it’s a great killer of time, and you’ll learn something. Thankfully, the option to remove ads is a reasonable price, which I’m thinking of investing in because I do enjoy the game. I do have to laugh at one review that says you’ll love this if you like books, art, science…? Who doesn’t like books? Is reading books not a normal thing, anymore? I know literacy is at an all time low, for obvious reasons, apparently, but that’s just sad to say “unless” you like books. And who doesn’t like art? Science SHOULD be something we know the basics of, at least, but at least in America, I know that’s not exactly a factual thing, anymore (and, yes, I’m American, too). My goodness. They’re the very person who would benefit from this game.

Question of apparatus/equipment used in “artistic gymnastics” is confusing and possibly incorrect. Use of “artistic” is a new one to me and I would wager to most. If distinguishing between disciplines, there’s rhythmic, men’s and women’s gymnastics. Rhythmic includes hoops, ribbons, balls, club or what looks like bowling pins and rope. Women’s with balance beam, uneven bars, floor exercise, and vault. Men’s with floor exercise, parallel bars, rings, pommel horse, vault and horizontal bars. So which one is intended by “artistic”? The wording of the questions is usually wrong. If offering the game in English, have grammar checked by someone who’s fluent in written English. Would like this better if players could pick from a selection of categories instead of some so obscure all you can do is guess and run out of hearts. Also, if sharing facts, why not include a summary for every Q&A from the round/level just played? Why only one?