The son of a virtual world designer goes looking for his father and ends up inside the digital world that his father designed. He meets his father's creation turned bad and a unique ally who was born inside the digital domain of The Grid.
Concept
WTS is a unique quiz game for all movie lovers running since 2010 on Twitter. It was developed in part of the Whatthemovie's project. Follow @whattheshot to play.
Rules
Every ten minutes, a snapshot (up to four) from a movie is sent with a question. You have five minutes to guess the answer by simply replying to the bot (the movie's title, the person's name etc).
Depending of the difficulty of the shot — easy, medium, hard —, the first to guess the answer will get up to ten points, and the others will get some points.
You get double of points by answering the full answer (the full title in its original language for movies, or the full name for people).
Extra
You can send commands to the bot. For example, send rank to get your position in the tops, record to get your personal records and time to see how fast you answered correctly the shot.
More Details
It's not simply a quiz, it's also another way to discover new exciting movies through pictures.
Recent Scoring Users
Daily featured players who correctly guessed at least a shot. Check their User Profile's Page to learn more about them, see their rank and statistics.
Recent Guessed Movies
Movies that were recently featured in the game. Check their page to see more informations about them.
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