94 Degrees

I got this game a couple weeks ago an I’ve just finished. I played it whenever I had down time at school or work. Unlike some other games where you run out of lives very quickly, the amount of pins given for free is more than reasonable. You also have the opportunity to get more if you watch a short ad. The challenges get increasingly harder, which is also good. The compass and dice hints are nice additions, though I personally only tried each one time just to see what they’re like. I would definitely recommend if you like trivia games and are looking for something to play in your spare moments throughout the day.

It’s a pretty fun game that tests your knowledge visually, but it could be better. The issues I’ve come across so far are issues that I’m surprised are even there. For example, on the iOS version, once you get into the triple digit levels (which can happen fairly quickly because the beginning is very easy), the name of the object or idea you’re looking for gets cut off. E.g. “Lvl 121: Squ...” for “square.” Some of them you can figure out, but there are a few that I am absolutely not able to tell what they say. Another issue is the decimal places and commas in numbers. They’re switched, like in some places in Europe. E.g. “2,56” for 2.56. Now, that’s fine for people from other countries used to that, but the language I actually selected and would like to play the game in is USA English, because that’s what I understand and am used to. It doesn’t change the actual language, only the decimals in numbers. It gets confusing, and since you have a limited amount of guesses, I would like to get as many right as possible the first time. I feel as if these issues should not exist and should be easy to fix, and would make me feel better about playing the game.

First of all, most of the questions are way too easy, except for a couple which I will mention later. Good for children, maybe, but not adults. And even if you have the paid version, you still can run out of pins and have to wait or buy more. The unpaid version is completely unbearable with the ads. Also, the cow and pig divisions do not seem to correspond to any pictures I've found online. I just have to keep guessing. And trying to find a city on a map with no state lines is annoying and a waste of pins, as others have mentioned. And if you put the pin slightly off the edge of what you're aiming for, you get 93 degrees and have to zoom in. I don't know why it has to be so precise.

The game is good, but it's pretty easy. It would be a good game for middle school aged kids, but isn't very challenging for adults. There not a lot of variety in the types of questions you get. The big problem is the amount of ads and IAP pop ups that occur. I have no problem with free apps that have ads, I expect it, but it's just ridiculous here. I get ads after nearly every question and IAP pop ups even when I'm not struggling on a level. It seems pretty clear that they just should've made this a paid app instead of offering the free version at all. Also I was annoyed to see the degree pins weren't available in the free version, all you get is "you're hot or cold" type hints.

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Cool game at first. Interesting take on trivia and knowledge based games but entirely to short the games ends at 826. Premium is supposed to give you 2-player mode and statistics and extra pins(lives) to play the game. The problem is the game slows down your whole system as the told all users in a post, the 2-player mode doesn't work cause the app can't access the internet, it doesn't give you all the statistics that you are supposed to receive with premium because of the lack of internet access, and the extra pins(lives) only serve to make the game completable in less than five days. (If that much) In conclusion, great to try, just don't buy. You will regret it and end up calling iTunes. Which I did and was refunded immediately due to their false advertising.