I'm a solo dev and I've been building a word search game for Android. I'd love feedback from people who actually play word games.

What's different about it

• 1v1 Versus mode: you and a real opponent race on the same grid at the same time. Every word you find is one they can't. You earn trophies and climb through 8 arenas.
• Daily Puzzle: one new puzzle a day for everyone (it resets at 00:00 UTC), with a global leaderboard and streak bonuses.
• Learn as you play: tap any found word to see what it means. The word bank is about 2,800 words.
• 4 difficulty levels: from relaxed and untimed up to racing the clock. Words cross each other and run diagonally, so the harder grids actually feel hard.
• Stats: streaks, best times, and your match history.

It's free. There are ads, but nothing is pay-to-win.

What I'd really like to hear:

1. Does Versus feel fair and fun, or does it feel stressful?
2. Is the difficulty curve right?
3. What would make you come back to the Daily Puzzle every day?

Thanks for checking it out. I'll be in the comments!

Disney Solitaire - Best Game Ever - Level 350

I'm Ian, the developer of Lumen Vault. It's a puzzle game about placing and turning mirrors and other devices to route colored light into matching receivers.

I'd like to find 10 people to try the opening and tell me how it feels to someone new. If you're interested, start from the beginning and try a few puzzles. Even one puzzle, or stopping because something is confusing, is useful.

Was it clear what to do? Did placing and turning pieces feel comfortable on your phone? Did you want to play another board? A short reply here is plenty.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.moonytech.lumenvault

Android 8.0+. The first 20 campaign puzzles are free and have no ads. Extra levels are optional one-time purchases; you don't need them for this. No purchase, rating, review, recording or test swap is requested. Thanks to anyone who gives it a go.

Hi guys!

First game. It's a merge puzzle game that's fairly simple to pick up but gets increasingly challenging.

I'm not looking for extensive playtesting or detailed feedback. I just want to know one thing:

After your first 10 combinations, are you hooked?

Does it make you want to keep playing? Could you see yourself spending a few minutes on it every day?

That's really all I want to find out!

You can play it directly on Reddit, no download required.

www.dailydle.com

I made a website with four daily games: trivia, word games, guess the country, and ranking items in order.

Everything is completely free to play, and all four games reset with new challenges every day at 12 AM EST.

I recently revamped the entire website and would really appreciate some honest feedback. Are the games too easy or too difficult?
For Trivia Gauntlet specifically, I’m curious whether people would prefer mixed trivia questions or a different theme each day, like the one I have today.

Is it intriguing enough to keep you coming back for more? What could I change to get you to come back daily. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated, thank you.