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[Awan Cheyanne]

Mob Show is only available on the Google Play Store for Android devices. This game show is hosted in India and the times of the show are for India. As far as I can tell there is no restrictions as to who can join in and play the game. However, I've seen some of the questions and they are mostly related to India. They do have a few question from other countries, but not so many.

How does it work?

1. You need to download, install, and register with the app. You can find this on the Google Play Store.
2. This is a live quiz game show and it is hosted in India.
3. If you use a reference code when you sign up, you'll earn free lifelines. This helps when you get an answer incorrect. You can use one of your lifelines to stay in the game.
4. There are 3 shows hosted each day. The first show starts at 5PM, 8PM and 9:30PM IST.
5. Each show has 10 questions. You'll compete with others using the app. The ones who answer all 10 questions will split the prize at the end of each game.
6. The prizes can start at INR 55,000 and can go up from there.
7. Refer a friend and earn extra lifelines to use in the game.

Conclusion:

I know this show is hosted in India and the majority of the questions is based on this country. However, they do have some question about movies, Hollywood, and a few other places around the world. The game time is IST so you need to make sure you're on time if you don't live in India.

Has anyone ever tried this before? It seems like it is a popular game app in India.

Can you tell us more about the app and how it works?

Have you been paid by the app?

Looking for any feedback about this app and what your thought are.

 

[Miya]

I don't know how IOS does it but for Google Play the part after the '-' (dash) is just a little blurb about the app. It's not part of the name so I don't think it should be included in the title. The name of this app is simply 'Mob Show'.

It seems like a lot of these live quiz shows are getting popular nowadays. I imagine ones hosted and produced in the actually country will do better than foreign live quiz show apps like Cash Show. This could be worth a try for Indian users.

 

[Awan Cheyanne]

I understand the name of the app, but on the Google Play Store it is listed under the name I have given. I normally give the full name on the app store associated with each app to make it easier to find the app and download it for people who are interested.

I have run across a lot of game show apps recently and it seems like this is becoming a very popular pass time for many people. The game shows are fun and it is challenging to see how many people join in and participate in each show. At the end of the show it is surprising how many people were actually knocked out of the game. I've been following the Cash show and tried a few of the games. Many of these apps seem to focus on this app and offer either lives or other ways to stay in the game by referring people. I think it would be interesting to see if anyone in India has actually played this show and what they think of it. I know we have quite a few members on here from India and this would be excellent for them to try.

 

[Miya]

I think for apps with unique names and not names like "Earn Money" it is not so necessary to include the blurb. It is better to include the company. The blurb makes the title long and scrolling through them on the page makes them all seem like the same app because the blurbs are usually similar. The title should stand out, not the blurb. Also many users will not search for the whole app name when searching. They'll only search for whatever they remember or part of the name. If they search "The video quiz game", they will never find this Mob Show because there are tons of other video quiz games. Just my two cents.

I still don't know how these live quiz games can make money because there are usually no advertisements. So where do they find the money to pay users? I think I'd only trust live quiz apps that are backed by some company or something. I find it hard to believe smaller app developers can throw out $50 everyday to host a quiz show with minimal profit.

 

[Awan Cheyanne]

I I still don't know how these live quiz games can make money because there are usually no advertisements. So where do they find the money to pay users? I think I'd only trust live quiz apps that are backed by some company or something. I find it hard to believe smaller app developers can throw out $50 everyday to host a quiz show with minimal profit.

They must have some type of backing or investors in order to do these games and quiz shows. I don't have any idea who they are or how they work. I think this is starting to take over the quiz shows on live TV. I could be wrong on this.