I believe this was a mistype by Quizmaster, it meant to say touch screen devices. Unfortunately this game is disabled on mobiles and tablets since there's many issues with touching the screen to move the pieces. This issue is not replicable with a mouse or actual touchpad.
sweet game! i got 3:00 on my second try. it's a lot easier to group the states then put them all together than trying to build the country off of one state :)
Could there be a version of this game with the state names or abbreviations? I think this game could be a really good way to learn the locations of the states, but a lot of these states either look the same or I just don't know the name attached to a state. Aside from that, this game is really fun!
You guys are literally American and get like 2 minutes to 5 minutes. But I'm an Aussie and I got 40 minutes and really regretted wasting my time. But it helped me understand the USA more.
LOL on my second attempt I got 16:34 and it was a lot easier, as I got the general aspects of how the country is laid out.
Plus, when you put a certain amount of states in, the northeastern part of the map looks like a head. Also, there is a certain combination of states to get the head.
Great Quiz by the way. This is a really good minigame.
Redemption 3 I got 12:24 and on Redemption 4 I got 7:30. Not sure if I would be able to beat that score, but there is nothing wrong with trying. Plus, is there any leaderboards for this quiz because it would be very interesting to see what scores other people got.
Yes, I do believe that there should be a quiz like this but instead, you would have to reassemble the world, but I suggest Quizmaster should start of with one of the easier continents and then move on to the harder ones, such as Asia and Europe.
This minigame makes you like actually think because this is mainly based on how your understanding is based on the map of the USA. So it basically isn't about how smart you are, but how you picture the way you understand a visual stimulus, and how to break it down into organized categories.
Overall, I personally think that this is the best minigame, as it poses a challenge to the game. If you could make a game like this but with countries, that would be really great.
I usually divide the states into the east coast, the states around michigan, the west and the south area, then i put the peices together and put in the states I don't really know that well. I think this technique makes me a lot faster
I took a look at the stats, and it appears the fastest user at the moment is 85s, and is a user named cooladri. Funnily enough, they're from Mexico not the U.S.!
it's like 3:45 pm, 30th of December in Seattle, and then you're in Australia thinking why no one has been releasing any quizzes when it's already 10:45 am the next day. That's me every day. Everyone, "2020 is about to end!". Me, "Bruh, it's 7 o clock the next day, chill." Geez, these time zones, but you can't stop them, as they are vital to the world, but its kiinda weird.
It honestly feels odd being first at something but here we are. Currently my record is 1:13 but I really do feel like I can take off a few more seconds away. Im gonna keep trying!
I'd imagine that the Gambia might be annoying but it fits nicely into Senegal so it should work (assuming you leave out Cape Verde, São Tomé, Madagascar and the other island nations).
Just some ideas, (if you plan on making more) :European Countries, Asian Countries, African Countries, English Counties, Mexican States, Brazilian States, etc.
I’m playing on mobile and I don’t know if there is just something different, but I can’t start the game. All the states just start already in their correct positions, and I can’t do anything about it. Maybe fix this?
The game doesn't work on mobile. It tells you this unless you've done "View Desktop Site". The issue is because you have to drag to move pieces, which doesn't work on mobile browsers very well.
powiem wam taktykę jak za każdą próbą mieć coraz mniejszy czas. na początek szukacie stanów które pasują do siebie, potem budujecie dziki zachód nowy meksyk i teksas oklahoma arkansas południe budujecie potem tennessee kentucky obie karoliny środek budujecie minesota, wisconsin indiana i illinois, ohio obie wirginie maryland, pensylwania, nowy jork, vermont new hampshire i maine potem dopasywujecie reszte do siebie nie dziekujcie :)
Pretty bad translation: I will tell you the tactics of having less and less time for each attempt. first you look for states that fit together, then you build wild west new mexico and texas oklahoma arkansas south build then tennessee kentucky both carolines middle build minesota, wisconsin indiana and illinois, ohio both virginia maryland, pennsylvania, new york, vermont new hampshire and maine then you adjust the rest to each other, don't thank you :)
Delaware! Always the last one. I always lose a good 5-10 seconds trying to find it, then click on it, then get it to snap to the rest of the grid. I've never been to the State, nor had any reason to like or dislike it... until now.
Is there any way we can do a version of this with the countries? Maybe since they don't all connect there can be outlines of all the landforms so, for example, the Americas would be outlined and the maritime borders would be outlined for Oceanic countries. Maybe any nation that is too small to see like, smaller than Brunei, perhaps could be in place at the start on not show up at all to avoid confusion. This would make for an amazing challenge and I would personally love to see this!
How about a version of the counties of England?
I did make the logo though :P
Plus, when you put a certain amount of states in, the northeastern part of the map looks like a head. Also, there is a certain combination of states to get the head.
Great Quiz by the way. This is a really good minigame.
That would be a great learning tool !
EDIT: 1:38
Yes, I do believe that there should be a quiz like this but instead, you would have to reassemble the world, but I suggest Quizmaster should start of with one of the easier continents and then move on to the harder ones, such as Asia and Europe.
This minigame makes you like actually think because this is mainly based on how your understanding is based on the map of the USA. So it basically isn't about how smart you are, but how you picture the way you understand a visual stimulus, and how to break it down into organized categories.
Overall, I personally think that this is the best minigame, as it poses a challenge to the game. If you could make a game like this but with countries, that would be really great.
It's all very close between the top 5!
I did it in 3 mins and 7 seconds
The trick is to start from the west and keep going to the east