DownloadThe famous competition program, Hotspot Shield's original copy of the program, has been transformed into the renowned "Who Will Win the Million" with its Golden Encyclopedia version. This edition elevates the game into a comprehensive educational resource.
Golden Version of the Encyclopedia Highlights:
Expanded Question Database: Over 19,000 questions have been added, turning the game into a real encyclopedia. This vast collection ensures a rich and diverse set of challenges.
Progressive Difficulty: The questions are structured in a gradually increasing difficulty level, mirroring the format of the famous TV show, "Who Will Win the Million."
New Lifeline Feature: Players can now change the question after reaching the fifth question, adding a strategic element to the gameplay.
Social Media Lifeline: Upon reaching the seventh question, players can seek help from friends via social media platforms such as WhatsApp and Facebook, enhancing the interactive aspect of the game.
Enhanced User Interface: The design and method of displaying answers have been improved to closely resemble the TV show, ensuring a more authentic experience. Correct and incorrect answers are now shown in a manner consistent with the television program.
Immersive Audio Experience: A large number of sound effects and the voice of the program host, George Qardahi, have been integrated, adding to the realism of the game.
Flexible Audio Settings: Players can choose between normal play with sound effects or a faster mode without sound by toggling the microphone button located at the top left of the game screen.
Universal Compatibility: The game is designed for easy and quick download on all mobile devices and screen sizes, ensuring broad accessibility.
The most significant feature that justifies the "Golden" moniker is the "Encyclopedia of the Million," a built-in program within the game. This tool allows players to search through a vast repository of cultural information spanning various fields such as Medicine, History, Literature, Politics, Geography, Astronomy, and Sciences.
For instance, searching for "Napoleon" will yield detailed information about Napoleon Bonaparte in a question-and-answer format. This includes his birthplace, the island associated with his name, his second wife's name, his first attempt to establish a Jewish settlement in Palestine, the damage to the Sphinx's nose and chin, the year of the Egyptian invasion, the duration of his Egyptian campaign, the total land he occupied, the battles that marked the end of his career, and his famous title.
What's New in Version 2.13
Last updated on Jul 31, 2024:
- Performance and speed improvements to ensure compatibility with all device types.
- Comprehensive review and reformatting of the information to enhance accuracy and user experience.
