Bingopalooza

iOS app by Charles Burks. Games · Charles Burks

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-10

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Store description excerpt

Bingopalooza is bingo where luck deals the cards and skill wins them. A ball drops. If that number is on your card, the square lights up - but it is not yours yet. Tap it and earn it: answer a question, beat a quick skill challenge, or out-tap a rival in a head-to-head race. Five in a row wins. THREE WAYS TO PLAY - Trivia: answer to claim. Harder levels pay more. - Arcade: pop bubbles, solve quick maths, or land a moving marker. - Duel: everything above, plus tap races when a called number is on your card and a rival's. CHAINS Claim squares back to back and the chain builds. Longer chains pay coins and hand you free fills you can spend on any square, no challenge required. CHOOSE YOUR LEVEL Set your difficulty once on the home screen and it stays there. It drives everything - the questions you get, the challenges you face, and how fast your rivals tap. PLAY ANYWHERE No account. No sign-up. No internet connection. Bingopalooza works on a plane, on the underground, and anywhere with no signal at all, because it never talks to a server. NO IN-APP PURCHASES None. The whole game is here. Coins are earned by playing and buy card skins and dauber stamps - style, never advantage. Nothing in the shop makes you better at the game, and nothing costs money. WHAT WE COLLECT Nothing. No account, no analytics, no trackers, no ads. Your coins live on your phone and nowhere else. Your opponents are Ruby, Max and Pixel - computer players, clearly labelled, playing by exactly the same rules you do.

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