Gameaki has just launched their second game on Android, and this time, they're challenging your trivia prowess with Select Quiz. With an impressive arsenal of 3,500 questions, this game transcends the typical general knowledge quiz by introducing a unique twist that keeps players engaged.
What Does Select Quiz Let You Select?
Select Quiz spans eight diverse categories: arts, celebrities, cinema and TV, general knowledge, geography, history, science, and sports. The name "Select Quiz" stems from its innovative feature where, after the initial round, you can eliminate a category, and in the final round, you can hone in on a single category of your choice.
Instead of facing questions solo, you get to choose from 18 unique characters to form your trivia team. Each character has their own expertise and personality, adding a strategic element to the game. For instance, George, a mathematician who enjoys computers and chess, excels in Science (90%), Geography and History (70%), and General Knowledge (50%). Other characters like Ricky the hairdresser, Steven the doctor, Kate the homemaker, and Fei the entrepreneur each bring their strengths to the table. Selecting the right team members can significantly boost your performance by providing helpful hints in their areas of expertise.
Love Quizzes?
As you progress through the game, you'll earn bonuses and coins, which you can use in the in-game store to purchase additional questions, unlock new characters, and acquire knowledge boosters. Select Quiz is currently available in English and Greek, with plans to expand to more languages soon.
Gameaki, the creators of Select Quiz, are the first professional gaming studio based in Crete, located in Kissamos. They aim to unite local game developers and share their creations with a global audience.
If trivia is your passion, don't miss out on Select Quiz, available for free on the Google Play Store.
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