Win Maggiore

SEDBERG LTD

About this game

Win Maggiore is a trivia game where two facts appear on the screen and you tap the one that is bigger. You see the title, the line Which is bigger?, your best score, and three large buttons labeled Easy, Medium, and Hard. Choose a level and the round starts right away.

A round of Win Maggiore shows two cards. One sits on the top half of the screen. The other sits on the bottom half. Both cards share the same topic so you know the measure you are judging. Names sit in the center of each card. A short line at the bottom says Tap the bigger one. You read both sides and tap the card you believe is greater. After you choose, the true values ​​appear and the larger side glows.

Scoring in Win Maggiore follows a combo. A correct tap adds to your streak. Each success in a row raises the combo shown in the top bar and raises the points you earn. A miss sets the combo back and removes one life. You start each round with three lives. Reach the number of correct answers required by your level and the round ends in victory. Spend all three lives and the round ends in defeat. Easy uses pairs with a wide gap and a smaller goal. Medium tightens the gap and raises the goal. Hard uses close pairs and the largest goal.

The facts inside Win Maggiore cover many kinds of size. Population rounds put countries and cities next to each other. Height rounds compare mountains and famous towers. Weight rounds compare animals and vehicles. Length rounds compare rivers, mountain ranges, and sports fields. Speed ​​rounds compare animals, trains, and aircraft. Area rounds compare oceans, deserts, forests, and regions. Count rounds compare things such as piano keys, moons, and bones. Diameter rounds compare planets and moons. Volume rounds compare large lakes. The two cards can swap places from pair to pair, so the larger item is not always on top.

The top bar of Win Maggiore keeps the round easy to follow. Score sits on the left. Lives sit in the center as three dots that empty when you miss. The level name and the current combo sit on the right. The board is vertical and the cards are large enough for a thumb tap.

When a round ends you land on a result screen. It shows victory or defeat at the top. Below that it lists score, lives left, best combo, correct answers, and level. A large Play again button takes you back to the home screen so you can repeat the same difficulty or switch. Win Maggiore saves your best score on the device and shows it under the level buttons the next time you open the app.

Win Maggiore fits a short break. Open it, pick Easy, Medium, or Hard, tap through a run of comparisons, and stop when you want. You only decide which of the two things is larger on the metric printed on the cards. That metric matters. A city can win a population pair and lose an area pair later. Stay with the label on the card.

A light sound plays when a tap is correct so a streak feels clear. The top card uses a blue look. The bottom card uses a red look. A gold badge sits between them. Control is a single tap on a card.

Play at your own pace. There is time to read both names before you tap. Try Easy until the flow feels natural, then move to Medium and Hard when close pairs look like the real test. Watch the combo if you want a higher score. Watch the lives if you want to finish with victory. The result screen reports both after each round, and the home screen keeps your best score in view so the next session of Win Maggiore has a number to beat.