Quizzes that require the on-screen keyboard aren't nearly as fun as they are on the web, but thankfully, the app serves up other kinds of Q&As that require nothing more than tapping and an intimate knowledge of all things trivial.ĭownload Sporcle: Android (opens in new tab), (opens in new tab) iOS (opens in new tab) 8. Just like the website, the Sporcle app regularly updates with new quizzes, and players can even sign up for a Sporcle account to comment on and rate quizzes, as well as create and upload their own. Sporcle features thousands of quizzes in a variety of topics, such as history, entertainment, science and literature, with players trying to list down all possible answers that fit a given question. While the web version is still going strong, the games have also gone mobile, with an app that recreates the addictive pop quizzes Sporcle routinely serves up. It would be impossible to calculate the hours of productivity sucked away by Sporcle (opens in new tab), which started life as a trivia website back in 2007. Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (Android, iOS: Free) The fact that you can play with other people in the same room makes Psych on of our favorite party games, but it's also one of the best trivia apps for showing off just how much you know.ĭownload Psych!: Android (opens in new tab), iOS (opens in new tab) 4. If somebody chooses your submission, then you score a point, and if you guess the right answer, then you score a point as well. The app is free, though there are in-app purchases for turning off ads and unlocking new question packs.Įach player secretly submits a funny but plausible answer, and once collected, the submissions (and the correct answer) are displayed on your phone's screen, with players attempting to figure out which one is correct. What do you call a group of zebras? What in the world is a mumpsimus? Inspired by party games like Balderdash, Psych! has you cooking up the zaniest but most plausible answers to these questions in order to fool your friends and score points. Let's Create! Pottery HD is the next best thing to actually creating real life ceramics, yet has the benefit of being able to kick back and relax while you sculpt your pottery without the mess. It would nice to see a collection of everything you've made.
Once you sell an item, you can't view even a photo of it in the app.No way to save snapshots of your pieces in the app.Sometimes it's nearly impossible to get 5 stars for the look your creation.Touch isn't precise enough when adding paint.More decorations available as in-app purchases.Build your own pottery to sell and raise money.
Earn coins when completing quests to buy materials to decorate your creations.Quests to make pots, vases, cups, and more.You need coins to buy new decorating tools for your quests. If the ceramic you are making is not for a quest, then you have an option to sell it. Both vases earned 5 stars for the shape, so I don't think it's fair that the height alone made me earn one less star for decoration. The one I made before this one only earned me two stars even though it was just a little shorter. With 'Let's Create: Pottery' making ceramics has never been more simple and fun Become a true artist and create 'one of a kind' pottery items and share them with your friends Throw the clay on the wheel, release all your artistic talents and take benefit of dozens. The screenshot above demonstrates this - my vase looks almost identical to the photo, yet I only earned three stars. 'Fun tool for those of you who are creative.' - Appolicious. The other is that sometimes it's way too difficult to get even just three stars for your decorations.
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