OUT! check it now Welcome to iDecide, the best way to help you make trivial or hard decisions! when facing two attractive girls, which one should I date? When facing tempting job offers, which offer should I take? Going out for dinner with my girlfriend, which restaurant should I pick? Should I propose to her at dinner? Where should I buy a house? ... Yes, life is full of choices, How many times do you spend sitting around with a group of friends trying to decide what to do? Now you can leave the toughest part entirely to iDecide! It’s time that you stop relying on them to decide and to start letting iDecide! *Features* -Free spin modes for quick on-the-spot decisions. Whose turn is it to buy the next round? Leave it up to iDecide. Simply place the device in between a group of friends and touch the screen! -Fully customizable decision templates. -Ability to create questions including simply 2 choices to the toughest decisions that include up to 32 options! you can even create a Roulette! -Save and modify previous questions. -Customizable backgrounds, pointer graphics and physics, Custom backgrounds based on your own photos -Have an idea of iDecide? We’d like to hear you! for more infomation,please visit http://www.fwish.net/
32days,still in review ,I don't know what to do, iDecide is just a little fun app,why take sooooooooooooooooooooooo long?
Well fwish, here's my review for iDecide. I know it is a bit short in review, but I mainly wanted to show that the custom question feature can be used. I like to do things like modify game rules for added fun sometimes: (for example, an extra roll on a game like 'battleship', where one can decide if wind direction changed and the shell missed because of that, or how much money your lawyer will charge to not go 'directly to jail' on 'monopoly') This is up at the AppStore: I wanted to check this app out as a way to spice up board games, and paper and pencil games. This has worked beautifully. The process to add new questions could be a bit easier, but it is doable as is. Loading customized questions is a three-tap process, so no problem there... This is what I do: Hit the 'Load' button, select a question with the number of options wanted, tap 'More', tap 'Create New Question' Then you type a description for the question, or what you want to do, tap Save. Then add new choices to question until you are done. (Tap the '+', write description, tap save) You can then tap onto the question just created to spin that. Loading it again is easier, you just need to find it in the list of questions to load, tap on it, and tap on the question button. This has made it a lot easier to insert modified rules into existing games without a lot of fuss, and easily rebalancing if weirdness happens...
