Once the answer is discovered, PopcornTrivia transitions to a screen filled with background information on the question. Hints include a 50/50 cut to narrow the possible answers down to two and a poll-the-audience style hint. If you need a little help finding the correct answer, PopcornTrivia has three hints available. The quicker you find the correct answer, the more points you earn. Questions offer a nice range of difficulties, from"Who said this…" to "What song was playing when…" questions. Each movie has three acts of questions to tackle in multiple choice style. Movies range from the classics such as Casablanca to current run titles such as Doctor Strange. Questions are grouped by motion picture and can be selected at random or by browsing the movie library. You can remove the ad support with a $0.99 in-app purchase.ĭownload What in the World? from the Windows Store Think This Windows 10 Mobile game is ad-supported with pop-up ads that appear randomly in between picture puzzles.
The puzzles offer a nice mix of incredibly easy and difficult headscratcher pictures to identify. What in the World? also has Cortana support that allows you to answer puzzles verbally and avoid the hassle of typing. What in the World? starts you out with a modest number of hints, and as you complete the trivia puzzles, you earn additional hints.
Hints include removing letters from the mix that are not needed and adding one letter to the answer. Each picture requires you to spell out the answer (yes, spelling counts) with hints available to help point you in the right direction. Pictures are presented in somewhat minimalist fashion, with key words or features removed that would make them too easy to identify.
Pictures are scattered across six levels that progressively become more difficult. What in the World? includes hundreds of pictures to identify from topics ranging from television and movies, characters, brand logos and countries and cities.
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