The famous competition program, Hotspot Shield's original copy, known as "Who Will Win the Million," has been transformed into the Golden version of the Encyclopedia, offering an enriched experience. This version stands out with its comprehensive enhancements, turning it into a true encyclopedia of knowledge.

Key Features of the Golden Version:

1. Expanded Question Bank: Over 19,000 questions have been added, transforming the program from a simple game into a comprehensive encyclopedia.

2. Progressive Difficulty: The questions are structured to increase in difficulty gradually, mirroring the format of the renowned television show "Who Will Win the Million."

3. New Lifeline Option: After the fifth question, players can now opt to change the question, adding a strategic element to the gameplay.

4. Social Media Lifeline: Upon reaching the seventh question, players can seek help from a friend via social media platforms such as WhatsApp and Facebook.

5. Enhanced User Interface: The design and display of answers have been improved to closely match the TV show's format, clearly indicating correct and incorrect responses.

6. Rich Audio Experience: A vast array of sound effects and the voice of the program's host, George Qardahi, have been incorporated to enhance immersion.

7. Customizable Audio Settings: Players can choose between normal play with sound effects or fast play without them by toggling the microphone button located in the top left corner of the game.

8. Universal Compatibility: The game is designed for easy and quick downloads on all mobile devices, accommodating various screen sizes.

The most significant feature that justifies its "Golden" title is the integrated "Encyclopedia of the Million." This in-game tool allows users to search through thousands of pieces of cultural information across various fields such as medicine, history, literature, politics, geography, astronomy, and sciences. For instance, searching for "Napoleon" would yield detailed information about Napoleon Bonaparte in a question-and-answer format, covering his birthplace, the island named after him, his second wife, his first attempt to settle Jews in Palestine, the damage to the Sphinx's nose and chin, the year of Egypt's invasion, the duration of his campaign in Egypt, the total land he occupied, the battles that led to his downfall, and his famous title.

What's New in Version 2.13

Last updated on July 31, 2024:

• Performance and speed improvements to ensure compatibility with all types of devices.
• Comprehensive review and reformatting of the information to enhance accuracy and user experience.