For a couple of years, quiz applications have become fashionable, such as logos, especially during the past year. they had a lot of popularity and they reached the highest positions in the top of applications both in paid and free versions, to later disappear little by little like all good passing fads. And now it is the turn of a soccer quiz that takes advantage of the mechanics of the famous «4 pics 1 word».
Good things
There are several things that I liked about the application, but I am going to rescue two that may seem unimportant but are great for me: the app does not require no type of record to play (it is very common for us to be forced to log in with Facebook to get our data) and you do not need an Internet connection to work, so if you are on a plane or in a distant town without coverage you can continue playing perfectly without making any charge of data, something that also benefits those who bear the worst of the cost of the tariff and who will see their consumption increase absolutely nothing.
The other very positive thing about the application is that is really up to dateIt has the latest movements adapted to the dynamics of the game and that means, for example, that we have Mourinho at Chelsea or Ancelotti at Madrid. In addition, playing is very simple, since the mechanics are known from some other game and does not require any type of learning.
Too simple
If there is one thing that can make you despair, it is the simplicity of the game, especially in the first levels. It is absurdly simple and that makes us feel tempted to stop playing because we cannot end the monotony of the first levels, where we have practically nothing to think about. While it is true that as we advance in the game the matter becomes more complicated, the reality is that it is not anything from the other world and for example other football games (those of guessing shields) do challenge us more with the difficulty than this one.
Still the creators say that only 1% of people get finish all questions, so in the last levels things get more complicated and it will force us to scratch at the bottom of our memory to find out the equipment to which the photographs refer.
The app is free and works on both iPhone and iPad natively and in a single download, something that is always appreciated.
Our assessment
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