Threshold of Judgment

Good quiz game with a rather creepy tone and much more complicated than I expected.

I've been playing for almost an hour and I've only gotten a few words right... It's really difficult, but I love it! This game makes you realize you're not as smart as you think, and... Look at that door! I'm going to have nightmares about it, haha! I highly recommend buying the game and playing it with friends, that way you won't feel bad if you get them wrong on your own.

A surprising number of reviews highlighted the "difficulty" of the questions. To be honest, there were definitely a lot of science questions, but everything I was asked was something I learned back in secondary school. Just had to dust the cobwebs off and piece of cake.

Bought On Sale For The Right Price Runs Fine On The Steam Deck

This is so good if you are a live streamer. Chat watching me get owned was fun. Then we teamed up trying to answer the questions together and still got owned. Good stuff. Made me feel like a moron lol. Low 5 out of 5.

This is a bare bones trivia game that's saving grace is that it is cheap. For 83 cents it's a fine time killer, but if the price was higher I would recommend skipping until this is turned into an actual game. The premise is neat. 15 questions, answer them correctly in a row and you reach heaven, however these are DIFFICULT questions. The game offers zero presentation or animation. You have a door and a stock photo of the underworld. Its a random assortment of 500 questions based on niche scientific trivia, like how many teeth does a shark lose. There is 0 structure to the game, instead of starting easy and getting progressively harder, you immediately face questions that can be truly abstract, like how many hearts does an earthworm have, abstract. There is no saving progress, no assistance in answering the questions (a la lifelines in Who Wants to be A Millionaire), no reward for progress and most frustratingly, some of the questions can have multiple answers. I ran into two questions at least that even after providing the answer google gave, I was met with the tiring, generic game over screen. This game often feels like it does not care if you stay long playing it. This is bare bo…