Two-handle answers
No single guess allowed. Slide the left and right handles along a scale such as 1,000 to 15k. YOUR BAND prints the span, for example 5,900 - 10,100, plus how wide it is.
Range trivia · Calibration trainer
Boak of Dead 2
A tomb-raider look wrapped around honest scoring.
Drag two handles to fence in the answer, set how sure you are, then watch the amber tick land on the real number. Each round ends with a verdict: overconfident, underconfident or well calibrated.
Three launch codes wait below. The richest one runs on a 15-minute clock.
You said 90% and hit 80%. Your bands are too tight for the confidence you claimed.
Three launch offers, three copyable codes. Tap a card to mark your choice, copy the code, then continue to the download.
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Every item below is a screen or control you meet in the first ten minutes of play.
No single guess allowed. Slide the left and right handles along a scale such as 1,000 to 15k. YOUR BAND prints the span, for example 5,900 - 10,100, plus how wide it is.
Choose the percentage before the round. A "90% sure" badge stays in the corner of every question, a reminder of the promise your bands must keep.
Submit and an amber tick drops onto the slider at the real value. A one-line story follows: the Challenger Deep, deep enough to swallow Everest with room to spare.
The round card says Overconfident, underconfident or well calibrated, then explains it in plain words: you said 90% and hit 80%, so widen your bands.
Switch topics on or off, from Earth & Water to Geography and Physics. Set the round length and let difficulty stay Adaptive, or tap to change it.
Each card shows your range beside the truth, tagged HIT or MISS with points. Flip on Show misses only, then Flag all misses to queue them for review.
Every question asks for a number: the depth of the deepest point in the ocean, the length of the Nile, the diameter of the Sun. The unit is printed under the question ("Answer in m"). You do not type a guess. You stretch a band across a labelled scale, and the app mirrors it back as a min-max pair with its width, such as "30% wide".
Before the round you pick a confidence level, and the question header repeats it as a "90% sure" badge. That figure is the contract. If you say 90%, about nine of ten bands should contain the truth. Points reward both landing and staying narrow. In one sample round, a band that caught the answer paid 88 points, a wide miss on the Sun's 1.39 million kilometre diameter paid 0, and an answer just outside the band on the ocean depth question still earned 40.
When the last question closes, the Round result screen sets what you claimed against what you hit. It also admits that one round is a small sample. The profile tab pools every answer at that confidence setting, and the Practice screen shows the running totals: answers logged, typical width and average points.
| App name | Boak of Dead 2 |
|---|---|
| Genre | Educational estimation trivia |
| Answer input | Dual-handle range slider |
| Confidence | Percentage-based, 90% in the sample round |
| Scoring | Accuracy plus calibration |
| Round length | Configurable, 10 questions in the sample |
| Topics | 8 switched on in the sample, including Earth & Water |
| Difficulty | Adaptive, adjustable |
| Feedback | Overconfident, underconfident or well calibrated |
| Review tools | Misses filter, flag for review, scoring breakdown |
| Interface language | English |
| Version and size | Shown on the store listing |
| Developer | Not named in the available screenshots |
Platform: smartphone app. Price: shown on the store listing. Install time: a short download, then the loading screen counts to 100% and you land on Practice.
Needs a compatible smartphone. Ads, in-app offers and the age rating are listed on the store page. Bonus codes on this page are for adults aged 18 and over.