A little clarity goes a long way.

HOT OR CHOPPED: Face Switch is a face-controlled rhythm game for iPhone. Capture four comfortable expressions, then match your pose cards to the music. The campaign has 20 songs and 60 difficulty challenges.

No. HOT means LEVEL PASSED and CHOPPED means LEVEL FAILED. Results reflect rhythm-game performance, including timing, cue accuracy and finishing the song with health remaining. The game never rates attractiveness.

Yes. The clearly labeled cast demonstration previews gameplay without camera access. Demo play does not award rewards or unlock campaign levels.

Face processing stays on your device. Pose photos and face templates are not sent to our servers or Game Center. You choose whether to save or share result photos and replay videos.

Replay saving starts On, with an explanation and recording choice before the first recorded game. You can turn it off anytime in Settings; an existing Off choice stays Off. Including the live camera panel is separate, microphone audio stays off, and an indicator shows active recording. Nothing is shared automatically.

No account is needed for the campaign. You can choose to connect Game Center for the gameplay-score leaderboard using your Game Center identity.

No. VIRAL⁴ Video Analyzer is designed around deterministic scoring models, measurable signals, and repeatable algorithms. It does not ask a generative model for a subjective quality opinion.

When the video, analyzer version, and scoring configuration are unchanged, the same evaluation path produces consistent results. A documented application or scoring-model update may intentionally change results.

No. The readiness score reflects defined quality and publishing-preparation signals. Audience response depends on many factors outside the application, and VIRAL⁴ never guarantees reach, engagement, revenue, or platform acceptance.

The product is designed around platform-informed analysis targets for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Facebook. VIRAL⁴ is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or certified by those platforms.

No. The core workflow evaluates a finished video before publishing. You remain responsible for creative decisions and for uploading content to each destination.

The Windows desktop workflow is designed with privacy-first processing in mind. Final application documentation will identify any feature that requires data to leave the device before it is enabled or used.

Yes. VIRAL⁴ is available from the verified Microsoft Store listing linked by every Download for Windows button on this website. The publisher shown in the Store should be Justice Peace.

Common containers include MP4, MOV, M4V, WebM, MKV, AVI, MPG, MPEG, TS, MTS, and M2TS. A recognized extension does not guarantee every internal codec is supported; the System Requirements page explains the verified boundary.

Yes. Repeatable scoring is particularly useful for revision comparison, agency review, and team standards, provided the report is treated as guidance rather than a substitute for human creative judgment.

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