A Curious Question 2.4

Reviews

2 ★, on 2020-05-17
Nice idea, good questions. I downloaded and paid for the full pack, but then found that it was not optimised for mobile, only landscape and tiny-tiny icons on the bottom to choose the pack. No user customisation at all. These questions could be shown in a potrait orientation too. Zero functionality or features made this app a bit difficult to use. Also, when I downloaded the paid app to my tablet - same google account - it did not recognise the payment and I would have needed to pay again to have my decks available on both of my devices. I have uninstalled this app but will gladly pay again if a new improved, more functional version comes out one day.

5 ★, on 2020-06-04
I like the conversations, debates, and sometimes heated arguments that develop from asking these questions to different people. Great tool for gaining insight about the beliefs, character and personality of others and self.

4 ★, on 2019-02-24
A "favorites" feature seems needed to pull preferable questions. Maybe the ability to organize one's own list of the existing questions. Not all the questions are that good, but there are enough gems to really be interesting. I would advise that if a question seems to have an obvious answer, you might want to reconsider your answer.

5 ★, on 2014-09-25
I downloaded this before a date so we'd have some things to discuss to get to know each other, instead of the usual boring topics. As soon as I whipped out this app, trivial small talk and niceties turned to genuine chemistry and interest. We jumped from question to question, losing track of time and only came to our senses hours later with a real connection and heads buzzing full of ideas. I'd reccommend this to anyone for making new friends or stimulating great conversations with old ones.

2 ★, on 2014-10-12
So so questions. Can be used, but would be better if could be adapted or categorized depending on who you are meeting

2 ★, on 2016-11-11
The premise of this app is that you'll end up in a conversation that will create more of a genuine connection than you would with normal small talk. However, I've found that someone's opinion about waging battle against a horse sized duck to be less enlightening than a "how are you?"