Tag: Guess - Latest Releases

Jun 19, 2013 - With the rise in popularity in both quiz games and movie culture, evertap has brought them both together with their new app Movie Quiz 1.0, which is currently free for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. The simple and addicting gameplay is paired with the challenge of guessing a movie's title by removing tiles from a screen capture. The game starts with the 10 Top Rated Movies of All Time and continues with 185 total puzzles ranging from action to thriller and comedy to sport movies.

Jun 18, 2013 - On June 18, 2013, Apprope will be releasing a new quiz game for travel and geography buffs. Guess That Postcard is just as its name implies: players are presented with postcards from around the world, and their task is to guess where they're from. With hundreds of different pictures, gamers can keep the quiz going for hours. Available in ten different languages, Guess That Postcard can be downloaded from the App Store or Google Play this June.

May 15, 2013 - Bubblewrapps LLC has launched The Fast Food Quiz 1.0, a free, addicting, and tasty iOS quiz game that tests players' knowledge of fast food. The Fast Food Quiz is rapidly climbing the charts and is already in the Top 100 in the iTunes Free Games/Trivia category. The app shows players pictures of fast food items and asks them to identify which restaurant makes the item and what the name of the item is. It contains 240 questions with 12 levels of various difficulties and is ad-supported.

May 11, 2013 - Fans of solving fast-paced, brain-boosting word and picture puzzles have a new app for addictive play, 2 Pics One Phrase 1.3. Developed by Nabendu Sinha, creator of the What's My Age? Magic app that has been downloaded over one million times, the free 2 Pics One Phrase is now available in iPhone and iPad versions through the iTunes App Store. This recently updated version includes 115 total levels.

May 07, 2013 - Bubblewrapps LLC has launched The Fast Food Quiz 1.0, a free, addicting, and tasty iOS quiz game that tests players' knowledge of fast food. The Fast Food Quiz is rapidly climbing the charts and is already in the Top 100 in the iTunes Free Games/Trivia category. The app shows players pictures of fast food items and asks them to identify which restaurant makes the item and what the name of the item is. It contains 240 questions with 12 levels of various difficulties and is ad-supported.

May 03, 2013 - Fans of solving fast-paced, brain-boosting word and picture puzzles have a new app for addictive play, 2 Pics One Phrase 1.3. Developed by Nabendu Sinha, creator of the What's My Age? Magic app that has been downloaded over one million times, the free 2 Pics One Phrase is now available in iPhone and iPad versions through the iTunes App Store. This recently updated version includes 115 total levels.

Apr 24, 2013 - Free for a very limited time, Close Up Photos Quiz 2.0 for iPhone offers instant and challenging fun. The game is easy to learn, but not always simple to beat. Players guess what ordinary object is being displayed in a photo. The catch is that the photos are close-ups and are cropped to only show part of the object. Close Up Photos Quiz is a challenging and fun game for all ages, includes over 90 puzzles, is Game Center enabled for earning achievements, and is free for a very limited time.

Apr 21, 2013 - California based OmNom Apps introduces Master Mind Golf 1.0, their code-breaking, golf-themed puzzler for iOS devices. In this game, players must figure out the correct word in the least number of tries possible. To do this players must guess words or combinations of letters that they think might help them come up with the solution. Par, bogey, albatross and similar terms are introduced to have users quite deliberately planning their next stroke.

Apr 18, 2013 - California based OmNom Apps introduces Master Mind Golf 1.0, their code-breaking, golf-themed puzzler for iOS devices. In this game, players must figure out the correct word in the least number of tries possible. To do this players must guess words or combinations of letters that they think might help them come up with the solution. Par, bogey, albatross and similar terms are introduced to have users quite deliberately planning their next stroke.