📹 Animated GIF Support for Workshop is OUT NOW! 📹

Hello Tricksters!

Today's update to Trivia Tricks brings animated GIF support to the user-created question packs that are delivered through the Steam Workshop!

Linking to GIFs is the same as any other image question, meaning creating “video” questions couldn't possibly be easier!

If you're looking for the perfect category to compliment your next trivia night then do check out the fantastic content players have been creating in the Steam Workshop. Interested in creating a pack yourself? The Official Creator Guide will help you get started (anyone can do it)!

We cannot wait to see what sort of packs our community will create with GIF support! To celebrate, Trivia Tricks is on sale with a historic post-launch discount. This is an awesome time to upgrade from Friend Pass to the full game, or to gift the game to a friend and support future development!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1404090/Trivia_Tricks/
Finally, do consider leaving an honest Steam Review letting us know what you think about the game. This helps Trivia Tricks to find more quiz heads on Steam. Thank you!

• Added support for GIF, MP4, and WebP formats for Steam Workshop packs.
• When creating or updating a Workshop pack, Trivia Tricks will now validate that all images in the pack can load and that they are under 5MB in size. This will help creators find problematic images in their packs.
• Games will now start faster, as Trivia Tricks no longer needs to download all images that will be used in that game before it begins.
• The thumbnails for Workshop packs in the Categories Menu now download significantly faster.
• Fixed an issue where creating new Workshop Packs could result in the creation of several identical packs.
• Fixed a bug where the notification suggesting that players using the mouse should instead use the WASD keys would not always appear when it should with certain combinations of local players, or would dismiss before the player had answered with the WASD keys.
• Fixed an issue where MP4s would pause on the first frame for several seconds when they were first loaded in the Workshop Preview menu.