Are you unreasonably competitive in nature? Do you sometimes wish you were smarter than you actually were? Have you ever experienced the glory of winning a competition? Well, do I have news for you!
Trivia Crack will change your life.
It is three weeks into spring semester. I'm honestly starting to realize that maybe I should have only taken 13 hours, or maybe just drop out of American Government for the second time. Pulling out my phone, I'm immediately happy to see countless notifications from the game "Trivia Crack."
Trivia Crack is a game that leans on the idea of one vs. one "competitive pop quizzes" from traditional topics, including history, sports, art, entertainment, science, and geography, all of which I have problems with in school. Well, except entertainment—turns out, I watch a lot more TV than I thought.
By the end of last week, I completely agree with the addictive oriented title of the game. Crack[ed out on Trivia Crack] is probably the best way to describe my experience.
I have begun to change the way I argue because of this game. "Bro, who get's the last beer in the fridge?" they'll say. With firm eye contact, I can now reply, "Play me for it." Not only will a battle of wits and quick-fire intelligence occur, but every time I play the game, I learn something new. I'm starting to see the world in a new way. Political disputes? Trivia Crack. WWIII breaks out? International Trivia Crack competition.
Obviously, this is satire, but only up to an extent. It seriously does blow my mind that this app has a population that hates learning, taking tests, and lending any form of concentration constantly doing exactly that. Earlier I joked, "Are you unreasonably competitive in nature?" I believe that the head-to-head competition is what has made this game so much fun. That is why we probably should have some form of active competition in the classroom.
All in all, download this game and play me. Bring it.
