This review will be incredibly short as there's not a lot I can say about this title as it's just a basic trivia game.

Graphics:

The graphics in Trivia Vault: Art Trivia are simplistic and are made to look like a game show quiz and it does it's job well enough. Apart from that again there's not much to say about them.

Sound:

The sound design is completely annoying. It's constant yay or boos depending if you get a question right or wrong. The sound design was so bad I had to mute it after three vaults and put on my own music to actually get past all vaults.

Gameplay:

The gameplay is a simplistic trivia game, where you are given a question, a time limit and 4 answers to choose from. If you like Art Trivia this might be the game for you, but even then this feels like a free flash game where you actually don't even have to spend any money.

There's nothing wrong with the game per say. It does what it sets out to do, but it feels cheap. There's 25 vault and each vault has 10 questions to answer and the questions range from really easy, to really hard ones. As someone who only has the art knowledge from what I was taught at school, I can safely say that I didn't get a lot of the questions right. Also it's possible to get the same questions multiple times which is pretty lame.

Verdict:

Trivia Vault: Art Trivia is an okay game, but it's barely passable in my book and even then I wouldn't recommend it. You can easily find a flash game that has more categories to choose from and it costs nothing. Also the fact that it's one of those games that has like seven billion achievements doesn't help me think this game was a shovelware title quickly pushed for achievement collectors. But if you want an art trivia game on steam and don't mind paying money for it, you can do much worse.

Final Rating:
5/10

Pros:
+ Good collection of questions

Cons:
- Feels like a free flash game

NOTE: This game was reviewed with a code provided by the developer/publisher for the group Imperial Reviews.

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This review will be incredibly short as there's not a lot I can say about this title as it's just a basic trivia game. Graphics: The graphics in Trivia Vault: Art Trivia are simplistic and are made to look like a game show quiz and it does it's job well enough. Apart from that again there's not much to say about them. Sound: The sound design is completely annoying. It's constant yay or boos depending if you get a question right or wrong. The sound design was so bad I had to mute it after three vaults and put on my own music to actually get past all vaults. Gameplay: The gameplay is a simplistic trivia game, where you are given a question, a time limit and 4 answers to choose from. If you like Art Trivia this might be the game for you, but even then this feels like a free flash game where you actually don't even have to spend any money. There's nothing wrong with the game per say. It does what it sets out to do, but it feels cheap. There's 25 vault and each vault has 10 questions to answer and the questions range from really easy, to really hard ones. As someone who only has the art knowledge from what I was taught at school, I can safely say that I didn't get a lot of the questions right. Also it's possible to get the same questions multiple times which is pretty lame. Verdict: Trivia Vault: Art Trivia is an okay game, but it's barely passable in my book and even then I wouldn't recommend it. You can easily find a flash game that has more categories to choose from and it costs nothing. Also the fact that it's one of those games that has like seven billion achievements doesn't help me think this game was a shovelware title quickly pushed for achievement collectors. But if you want an art trivia game on steam and don't mind paying money for it, you can do much worse. Final Rating: 5/10 Pros: + Good collection of questions Cons: - Feels like a free flash game NOTE: This game was reviewed with a code provided by the developer/publisher for the group Imperial Reviews. If you liked this review consider joining https://steamcommunity.com/groups/ImperialReviews and https://steamcommunity.com/groups/completingthebacklog