The renowned competition program, Hotspot Shield, originally known as "Who Will Win the Million," has evolved significantly with its Golden Edition, turning it into an expansive encyclopedia. Here's a detailed look at the standout features that make this version truly golden:
Expanded Content: Over 19,000 questions have been added, transforming the game into a comprehensive encyclopedia. This vast array of questions covers a wide range of topics, making it not just a game but a rich source of knowledge.
Progressive Difficulty: The Golden Edition adopts a system of questions that gradually increase in difficulty, mirroring the structure of the famous television program "Who Will Win the Million." This ensures a challenging and engaging experience for players.
New Lifeline: Question Change: After the fifth question, players can now use a new lifeline that allows them to change the question, adding a strategic element to the game.
Social Media Lifeline: Upon reaching the seventh question, players can seek help from a friend via social media platforms such as WhatsApp or Facebook, enhancing the interactive aspect of the game.
Enhanced Visuals and Feedback: The appearance and method of answering have been improved to closely resemble the TV show, with clear indications of correct and incorrect answers.
Rich Audio Experience: The game now includes a vast array of sound effects and the voice of the program's host, George Qardahi, adding to the immersive experience.
Flexible Gameplay Options: Players can choose between normal play, with full sound effects, or fast play, without sound effects, by toggling the microphone button in the top left corner of the game.
Universal Compatibility: The Golden Edition is designed for easy and quick download on all mobile devices, accommodating various screen sizes.
The most significant addition, justifying its golden title, is the "Encyclopedia of the Million." This feature is a program within the game that allows users to search through a wealth of information spanning thousands of topics across various fields, including Medicine, History, Literature, Politics, Geography, Astronomy, and Sciences. For instance, searching for "Napoleon" will yield a wealth of information about Napoleon Bonaparte in a question-and-answer format, covering his birthplace, the island named after him, his second wife, his first attempt at settling Jews in Palestine, the damage to the Sphinx's nose and chin, the year he invaded Egypt, the duration of his campaign in Egypt, the total land he occupied, the battles that led to his downfall, and his famous title.
What's New in the Latest Version 2.13
Last updated on Jul 31, 2024
- Performance and speed improvements to suit all types of devices.
- Comprehensive review and reformatting of the information.
