Mythology & Trivia app for iPhone and iPad
Learn about Mythology while playing a nice game of Trivia !
Download the most comprehensive mobile Mythology application. With thousands of available terms, this is the largest mythology database that can fit in your pocket.
The Free app contains samples from each available package and you can get the entire encyclopaedias using In App Purchases.
Available mythologies:
- African
- Aztec
- Basque
- Celtic
- Chinese
- Egyptian
- Greek
- Hindu
- Islamic
- Japanese
- Judaic
- Mayan
- Mesopotamian
- Native American
- Norse
- Persian
- Polynesian
- Roman
- Others pack: Christian, Hittite, Indonesian, Khmer, Lithuanian, Madagascan, Melanesian, Micronesian, Slavic, Syrian, Tibetan and many more !
Pros and cons of Mythology & Trivia app for iPhone and iPad
Mythology & Trivia app good for
The app is very handy for whenever u are asked a Greek name that might not be popular, I look it up in the app and PRESTO all the answers I need!
And also a function that lets you click on words Hera and go to the Hera page
Some bad moments
For all mythology lovers, this is the perfect app. Nevertheless, after the recent update, you are not able to change the size of the letters so you are stuck reading this tiny piece of information that you rather not read it anymore because your head hurts, I wish they would fix that.
The App actually costs 5,99 because otherwise you mostly find information about unimportant gods
I think it was a good idea but its messed up. You cant do anything without it crashing. Long story short fix it.
This is a good app that can be great as a quick reference guide for mythology buffs. It has some mythologies I have not read on before.
This app would be better with spelled pronunciations of names or audio pronunciations or both. I would like some of the explanations to be longer. Pronunciations will make it five stars.
You need to buy additional definitions. One word per letter for free. Useless if youre looking for a quick, cheap app.
GREEK & ROMAN heroes are missing I think they should be in there as well. There is a nice expiation in Norse of who everybody is related to and from which worlds. But no heroes and and the houses, and no King Auther, I like Merlin, and I think I did not see Grindil, And I think the Bibical folk should have there own section
