Skill Review: Three Questions

“Three questions” is a fun, educational game created for trivia enthusiasts by Matchbox.io.  This voice skill has to its credit thousands of trivia questions to tease brains and evoke nail-biting moments. The questions popped at the user ranges across a number of categories including science, literature, and pop culture. The skill poses a challenge to its users to pocket necessary points by answering as many questions as possible to step up the scoring ladder on the “Three Questions” leader-board. 

With a horde of knowledge enhancing questions, the voice skill attempts to be an attractant for intellectual buffs. Designed for whiz kids and brain boxes of all ages, the voice app has more than a handful of surprising questions to keep the players engaged. With the intent to enhance the user’s knowledge, the voice skill provides a short explanation for select questions along with its answer. “Three questions” takes it up a notch when it comes to motivating its users, be it those who lose or win. To leave neither of them disappointed, the voice app issues inspiring statements and badges to keep up their spirits and encourage them to continue playing. Another standout feature of the this skill was the adept handling of the out of the context spoken words of the user to further the conversation without any glitches. Though the skill seems to be curated with the quotient to entertain and educate users, one of the put-offs was the requirement to switch to a premium account after attempting 30 questions. The other being the lack of display to complement the voice interaction. Moreover, progress is only stored for premium account holders. 

The VOGO Voice team scores this skill a 4.75 out of 5-stars based on our rating system. Yet, you’ll have to try for yourself and see if it is truly worth a try for the repertoire of challenging questions it boasts of and offers the engaging experience as anticipated.