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Trivia Burst Lite App Review

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Trivia Burst Lite is the free version of a popular new trivia game on both the iPhone and Android markets this week. Even for a free version of a game, Trivia Burst Lite is jam-packed with trivia categories to choose from (26 categories in total!). Categories cover every topic players might be able to think of - ranging from individual sports like football to baseball to all sports in general, television, politics, general knowledge, music, and animals. Each category sets the players up with ten questions to answer and a 30 seconds to answer each question. Most trivia games we've come across are relatively easy, but the creators of Trivia Burst Lite apparently went to the ends of the Earth to put together truly challenging trivia game. At the end of each set of questions, the player receives a score and a place on the leaderboard to call their own. All in all, the design of the game may still be a little off but the material comprising the actual game makes it worth playing.

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