Cranky Uncle Hack 3.3.0 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Skeptical Science
Category: Games
Price: Free
Version: 3.3.0
ID: info.crankyuncle.app.game
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Description
We all have a cranky uncle who thinks he knows better than the world’s scientists. But how do you make sense of his arguments and conspiracy theories? The way to understand your cranky uncle is to become a cranky uncle! If you’re going to spot someone cheating at cards, first you have to learn how to cheat at cards.
In this game, Cranky Uncle teaches you the rhetorical techniques and logical fallacies he uses to deny science. Climate change, evolution, vaccination, a round Earth - he’s never met a science he wouldn’t deny! The deeper you get into the game, the more resilient you become against misinformation.
In this game, Cranky Uncle teaches you the rhetorical techniques and logical fallacies he uses to deny science. Climate change, evolution, vaccination, a round Earth - he’s never met a science he wouldn’t deny! The deeper you get into the game, the more resilient you become against misinformation.
Version history
3.3.0
2023-07-26
Bug fixes and updates.
3.2.1
2023-04-14
Multilingual support, and translations in multiple languages.
3.1
2022-12-06
Multilingual support, and translations in multiple languages.
3.0
2022-08-20
Updates to user system and additional languages.
2.2
2022-05-26
- Resolves issues in onboarding experience
- Tweaks to gameplay and scoring
- Updates to app spacing and responsiveness
- Tweaks to gameplay and scoring
- Updates to app spacing and responsiveness
2.1
2022-02-24
- Fixed issues with email link login
- Resolved button translation inconsistencies in Dutch and German
- Added loading animation to end of research quiz
- Added account deletion functionality
- Fixed quiz answers blocking cartoons on iPad
- Added connection status warning
- Resolved button translation inconsistencies in Dutch and German
- Added loading animation to end of research quiz
- Added account deletion functionality
- Fixed quiz answers blocking cartoons on iPad
- Added connection status warning
2.0
2022-02-05
Multilingual support, and German and Dutch translations
1.2
2021-01-26
Additional login options to support classroom use.
1.1
2020-12-22
Updated log-in process allows using a numeric code in addition to a magic link.
1.0
2020-12-15
Ways to hack Cranky Uncle
- iGameGod (Watch Video Guide)
- iGameGuardian for iOS (Watch Video Guide) or GameGuardian for Android (Watch Video Guide)
- Lucky Patcher (Watch Video Guide)
- Cheat Engine (Watch Video Guide)
- Magisk Manager (Watch Video Guide)
- CreeHack (Watch Video Guide)
- Redeem codes (Get the Redeem codes)
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Ratings
3.5 out of 5
15 Ratings
Reviews
jpjpjjj,
Not working
Great idea but doesn’t work. When I click quiz, nothing shows.
Pokémon stinks,
This game is better than reviews say it is
This game is insane and is worthy of a 5 stars and an encouraging review to get others to download it some very ignorant people have actually committed impossible expectations which this app has taught me how to catch these people are complaining about every single glitch and bug and expecting the app to fix all of them. Such as “the game wouldn’t load” I have not experienced this issue so it must be there internet. People are also spreading lies about this app saying there committing fallacies when it is clear there’re not. The only fallacies in this app are either examples or tests to see if a person can spot them. Also all the bugs people are accusing this app of having are false there could have been bugs in the past but this app is clearly bug free. Any review below 4 stars was probably written before I downloaded this app or is a complaining person on the internet trying to go after a small business for attention. Please download this app you will love it. It can help you improve your grades, get better at logic, catch formal and informal fallacies, and improve your debating and reasoning skills. I highly incentivize you to download trust me you will not regret it
TryAnotherNickName756,
Works great, fun way to learn.
I had to really think about many of the questions. I also found the explanations to be insightful and easy to understand.
sawdee g,
it’s a game!
This deserves five stars. My professor told my class that if we reach 1500 point we get extra credit and this game is simply yet isn’t too bad. I like it.
ImCrazyDave69,
❤️
I love crazy uncle it really reminds me of my dramatic and sad life
Bangs Family,
Fun Premise. Become “Cranky” as you learn to recognize deception
Maybe you can already recognize fake news and misinformation.
But , can you explain why it is misleading? The app has many examples of twisted logic, and invites you to learn which deception techniques are involved.
I hope people use this to reliably detect deception rather than to invent new deceptive arguments!
But , can you explain why it is misleading? The app has many examples of twisted logic, and invites you to learn which deception techniques are involved.
I hope people use this to reliably detect deception rather than to invent new deceptive arguments!
M.A.G.S,
Does not work
When I click on Quiz it brings me to a plank screen
davnsuzy,
Dreadful
The app attempts to teach basic logical fallacies, but unintentionally commits several itself. Not recommended.
Foxworth1487,
Doesn’t Work
First it asks you to “sign in” by entering your email address, which I reluctantly did (no doubt my junk mail folder will get fuller faster now). Then it went to a “dot dot dot” waiting screen that never resolved, so I just clicked the back arrow to the sign-in page and discovered instead that I was on the Home Screen and I was signed in with my email (even though I never checked my email for confirmation). I was offered only a “take quiz” button on each topic, but every topic just skipped right to a “learn more techniques (?)…” button that didn’t do anything.
Korzmom,
Not Working
There was an article about this app in today’s edition of American Educator, so I was excited about trying out this game after reading the article. First, I tried the online version. It gave me three buffering dots on a bright red screen over and over. That was it. So I thought I’d try to get the app on my phone. The same thing happened. It’s too bad because the article made the game seem like it would be a great tool to use to teach kids about logical fallacies and rhetorical devices. I hope they can fix the bug.
