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The game is presented as a regular I.Q. test, which would then compare the player's score to the one of real-life celebrities, to see which one of them would match their intelligence. The title screen features a scrolling slideshow of various celebrities on the right, which would supposedly be among the possible results. The game itself consists of 15 logic-based questions, some of which require keyboard input. The quiz is completely playable with no tricks involved, the screamer does not show up until the player submits their result. | The game is presented as a regular I.Q. test, which would then compare the player's score to the one of real-life celebrities, to see which one of them would match their intelligence. The title screen features a scrolling slideshow of various celebrities on the right, which would supposedly be among the possible results. The game itself consists of 15 logic-based questions, some of which require keyboard input. The quiz is completely playable with no tricks involved, the screamer does not show up until the player submits their result. | ||
Once the results are submitted, a fake loading bar appears while the game is allegedly calculating the player's score. When it is about 2/3 done, an unflattering close-up photo of one of various celebrities pops up with a high-pitched scream (possible results include Sloth from ''Goonies'', the late Anna Nicole Smith, Evan Marriott from ''Joe Millionaire'', and Carrot Top). Then, a message appears, saying “Your I.Q. is like... (celebrity name) Yes, you really ARE that | Once the results are submitted, a fake loading bar appears while the game is allegedly calculating the player's score. When it is about 2/3 done, an unflattering close-up photo of one of various celebrities pops up with a high-pitched scream (possible results include Sloth from ''Goonies'', the late Anna Nicole Smith, Evan Marriott from ''Joe Millionaire'', and Carrot Top). Then, a message appears, saying “Your I.Q. is like... (celebrity name) Yes, you really ARE that stupid”. | ||
During the usual sabotage jingle with the Liquid Generation cartoon ninja, a small sign at the bottom left tells the player their actual score out of a possible 15. | |||
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<u>NOTE</u><span>: The following game contains a [[screamer]]!</span> | <u>NOTE</u><span>: The following game contains a [[screamer]]!</span> | ||
