Bingo at Home vs Date Duel

The "Bingo at Home" app is a bingo caller to play bingo at home, among family or friends. When a bingo game starts, the app begins to call the bingo balls. The game can be paused and restarted as needed, for example, to check if the line or bingo is correct, to check all the numbers already called, etc. There are two game modes: - Automatic mode: The app begins to call the bingo balls until paused or until there are no more balls left. The app allows to configure the speed with which the balls are called. - Manual mode: The calling of the balls is made by tapping a button. Each time you tap the button, the app calls the next ball. If it is desired, you can silence the app so that the same person who is in charge of calling the balls is the one who announces the numbers. The app can be used to play 90 balls bingo, the bingo variant that is played in Spain, and to play 75 balls bingo, the american bingo variant. In the 90 balls bingo variant, the first one that completes a line is awarded with the line prize, and the first one that completes the whole bingo card is awarded with the bingo prize. In the 75 balls bingo variant there is only one prize, the winner is the first who completes the shape currently in play in the bingo card. The app has several shapes to choose that you can complete. Every new game the shape changes, you can either start the game with this shape or select a new one. The bingo cards to play at home can be printed for free from the Bingo.es website: http://www.bingo.es/cartones-bingo/ Or you can download our companion app "Bingo Cards" from: https://itunes.apple.com/es/app/cartones-de-bingo/id954591326

Do you think you know history? Then prove it in Date Duel. In Date Duel, you are given a starting event. The starting event gives a description of the historical event along with the date and year it occurred. You then get your new event to compare to the starting event. Now you have to think fast. Did the new event happen before or after the starting event? You only have 15 seconds to decide. If your'e wrong, it's game over. If you get it right, you move on to the next question. Every three questions you start a new round with a new starting event. There are over 1,200 different historical events from the past 2,000 years to keep you guessing if it's before or after the starting event. When your game ends, you can see in the Game Center leaderboard to see how you stack up against other history nerds. No cost to download, minimal ads (only at the end of a game), and hours of fun to see how you measure against your friends. At the end of your game, you can review all the questions in your game. That way you will know the correct answer for next time to help move up the leaderboard.