Some Inaccuracies and Early Repeats
There are some inaccuracies—a quote attributed to a character in a play where the character doesn’t actually appear—“Hang thou cat . . .” to Lysander (correctly) but in Much Ado About Nothing. Another attributed to Iago but as appearing in Macbeth. Quotes began repeating after just 30 quotes or so. In its favor is a lack of advertising but for me the app lacks the bells and whistles to keep students or anyone other than real Shakespeare enthusiasts engaged for long. I hope they’ll continue to flesh it out the idea as I think there is merit in the effort; it’s just not there quite yet.
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Fun for bard enthusiasts
Often the quote if not recognized is an unlikely answer so it’s fun to learn new lines from the plays.
Excellent Shakespeare - only quotes!
Some challenging, some not so challenging but all such that the player feels confident, engaged and enlightened! Finally a game that isn’t mindless! Kudos, cheers & huzzah!
Curious and engaging
I haven’t heard my favorite quotes yet, but as long as the game goes on, I’ll keep trying. I’m learning new quotes and want to research them.
