For some reason this is the one of the only games on Godot Engine that I can run on my mac. With that said, everything is more simpler than the original inspiration for this, which is a good thing since you can easily remember some of the answers, and the questions don't change to outlandish lengths that make it too crazy. The background keeps this from becoming soulless and the different music makes the game feel more alive and matches with the art of the game. I'd say it's good for its length considering that it's a demo, but I'm curious to see what would happen if you made a complete version of it, but that's up to interpretation if you ever get around to finishing it. This alone could pass as a full game and it'd still see no problems with it, this was worth playing.
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Made this for a school project last year; I had the plan to keep working on this over the summer, but that never happened. I might finish it one day.
I'm unsure if I should keep this published as well, as this is only a demo; whether or not it has 'redeeming qualities' is up to the Newgrounds userbase, of course, and if they decide it doesn't, then that's all fine with me, I can take it down if need be.
Can you triumph the questions of The Insufferable Quiz? There's 40 questions waiting for you in this quiz.
All credits can be found in-game. On Newgrounds you can only play using PC, however you can play the whole game on mobile devices via itch.io (questions 16 and 36 are not built for mobile devices).
Play it on itch.io: https://nickneon.itch.io/the-insufferable-quiz-demo
Thanks for the feedback! I will admit, I feel like some of the questions in this demo are a little unfair, but then again, that's kinda the point. I'll also say that I have plans to add a few questions that require you to wait, or just take a while to do, mainly for the tradition side of things. I have no idea when I will make myself work on the full version, hopefully it isn't never!