The 80's Game with Martha Quinn - How Much Do You Remember?

Isn't that cool to try yourself as a participant of a TV show, a TV show held by Martha Quinn? In The 80's Game with Martha Quinn you've got the opportunity.

You are to play in one of four modes: Free Play, Challenges, Episodes, and Versus. You have to either give the answer or guess it.

As you start the game, you are to choose one of four modes: Free Play, Challenges, Episodes, or Versus. The modes are slightly different but all of them are about asking you questions. In the Free Play mode you are going to be asked random questions about some events or people from the 80's. There will be a large number of categories, like GNR, 80's Toys, Pop Culture, NFL Playoffs, Politics etc. Each question appears on the screen with two buttons underneath: Answer and Guess. If you know the answer or you think that you know it, you check if it's correct. But if you don't know it or you are not sure, you are to guess it from the list of possible answers, usually four.

In the Challenges mode you have to get all the stars and in the Episodes mode you are to complete all the episodes.

There are five categories in the Challenges mode: Movies, Music, TV, Sports, and Wild Card. In this mode your goal is to get all the stars in the challenges. You get the stars for your correct answers. The number of stars will depend from the number of shots it took to guess or the time it took you to give the answer.

There's a number of episodes in the Episodes mode, like 80's Gals, I love that song!, Laugh Track, Famous Faces etc.

In case you feel good enough and want to compete with someone else, welcome to the Versus mode.

The Versus mode is for those who feel absolutely able to compete with other gamers. I think it's a great idea to make a mode like this for the game of this type. It makes the whole thing more realistic. Plus Martha Quinn, who appears on the screen in between all the questions to comment, is a part that adds lots of liveliness to the game.

As to the graphics ad audios, they are very TV show-like. The game is a perfect pastime for those who remember the 80's.

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