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General Trivia
General Trivia is a shareware, or 'try before you buy', quiz game for up to four players. It is a 'Trivia Shell' game, meaning that the basic software can be applied to many different topics by changing the loading screen and question packs.
The game has three levels of difficulty that apply to the same question pack. For example, when faced with the question 'Who was the first U. S. president to win a Nobel Peace Prize?', at the beginner level the player will be given the answer and True/False buttons; at the intermediate level the player will have four choices; and at the advanced level the player will have to type in the complete answer.
In multiplayer games it is possible to have players at different difficulty levels, which is useful when parents play against children, for example.
The game has a hint function and a highscore table showing the five best scores for each difficulty level. If the player answers five correct questions in a row, he or she is rewarded with a bonus question. Games can be set to any length, the default is thirty questions, and can be restricted to specific topics. There is an optional hint function.
The shareware game has only 105 questions, while the registered games have three hundred (Classic), six hundred (Deluxe) or one thousand questions (Gold).
Hawaii State Trivia
Hawaii State Trivia is a shareware, quiz game for up to four players themed on the state of Hawaii. It is a 'Trivia Shell' game, meaning that the basic software was applied to many different themes by changing the loading screen and question packs, there are twenty-five 'Trivia Shell' games in the accompanying catalog covering such diverse topics as other states, Movies, Sports, Novell Netware, and Women of the World.
The game has three levels of difficulty that apply to the same packet of questions. For example, when a question is asked at the beginner level, the player receives an answer and a pair of True/False buttons; at the intermediate level, the player has to choose from four possible answers; and at the advanced level, the player has to type in the complete answer. There are sixteen categories of questions ranging from History to Military and when setting up a multiplayer game it is possible to choose specific categories for each player. In addition, in multiplayer games it is possible to have players with different difficulty levels, which is useful when parents play against children, for example.
Other optional features include a question timer, sounds, penalties for incorrect answers, humor and sound.
The game has a hint function and a highscore table showing the five best scores for each difficulty level. If the player answers five correct questions in a row, they are rewarded with a bonus question. Games can be configured to be of any length, the default is thirty questions.
The shareware game has a library of one hundred and five questions, while the registered games have three hundred (classic version) or six hundred (deluxe version) questions.
Women of the World Trivia
Women of the World Trivia is a shareware, or 'try before you buy', quiz game for up to four players. It is a 'Trivia Shell' game, meaning that the basic software can be applied to many different topics by changing the loading screen and question packs.
The game has three levels of difficulty that apply to the same question pack. For example, when faced with the question 'Who was the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development in 1976?', at the beginner level the player will be given the answer and True/False buttons; at the intermediate level the player will have four choices; and at the advanced level the player will have to type in the complete answer. In multiplayer games it is possible to have players at different difficulty levels, which is useful when parents play against children, for example.
The game has a hint function and a highscore table showing the five best scores for each difficulty level. If the player answers five correct questions in a row, he or she is rewarded with a bonus question. Games can be set to any length, the default is thirty questions, and can be restricted to specific topics. There is an optional hint function. The shareware game has only 105 questions, while the registered games have three or six hundred questions.
World War II Trivia
World War II Trivia is a shareware, or 'try before you buy', quiz game for up to four players. It is a 'Trivia Shell' game, meaning that the basic software can be applied to many different topics by changing the loading screen and question packs.
The game has three levels of difficulty that apply to the same question pack. For example, when faced with the question 'Where did the first major land action in the Pacific involving Marines take place?', at the beginner level the player will be given the answer and True/False buttons; at the intermediate level, the player will have four choices; and at the advanced level, the player will have to type in the complete answer. In multiplayer games it is possible to have players at different difficulty levels, which is useful when parents play against children, for example.
The game has a hint function and a highscore table showing the five best scores for each difficulty level. If the player answers five correct questions in a row, he or she is rewarded with a bonus question. Games can be set to any length, the default is thirty questions, and can be restricted to specific topics. There is an optional hint function. The shareware game has only 105 questions, while the registered games have three or six hundred questions.
