Hi IHabl502, thank you so much for the detailed feedback! Really appreciate you taking the time to test it on mobile and sharing these specific insights.
You're absolutely right about the mobile outline issue when puzzle size gets bigger - that's definitely something I need to fix. The viewport clipping makes larger puzzles much less playable on phones. I'll prioritize getting that sorted out.
Great catch on the loop validation too! You found an edge case I missed - the system should definitely catch single loops without branches. And you're spot on about the initial line placement feeling a bit jarring when everything suddenly turns green.
These are exactly the kind of real-world testing insights I was hoping for. It's so valuable to hear from someone who actually played through puzzles rather than just clicked around briefly.
I'm working on updates to address these issues, and your feedback will definitely help make the experience much smoother for everyone. Thanks again for giving it a proper test and for the encouraging words about the concept!
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OK, thank you very much for your suggestions. The truth is cruel, but it is still the truth. I decided to delete all these junk games and then collect and integrate some high-quality games myself.
Thank you again for your suggestions and opinions. Very useful.
Thank you very much~
I roughly know what's going on.
I'm not a game developer myself. I made a website myself, and I want to integrate some of the games I play on a daily basis here, and then see if there are people who like the same thing who can visit and use it.
itch.io is a great website, (I may immerse myself in it for hundreds of hours, I'm hopeless)
I just want to know if this is the case, what other suggestions do you have?
Thanks again for your advice~
If you rule out publishing to the marketplaces where gamers are congregating you need to figure out another source of customer acquisition, like advertising or getting media sites to promote your game.
I think the comment above meant the opposite of this; that you could post the URL here with a description of the game and that way maybe you could get some visits.
As it is now -no URL, no description of the game- it's really hard to give you any advice on what might be the problem with it.
Other than that, try some game communities and forums. Post on some subreddit, publish it on itch.io, etc.
Thank you very much~
Here is the address: https://freewebgamer.com/
I tried to submit some for inclusion or send them to friends, but the effect was not good.
Instead, I received more than 200 marketing emails in my mailbox, saying that if I paid $500, I could get 1,000 users. . It looks like a scam.
The sibling reply here is pretty harsh... but I have to agree with the gist of it :( The site looks really spammy, like the worst parts of the Android Play Store or those junk SEO sites.
It also looks like you're just straight-up stealing from other sites like y8.com and Gamepix, not even attributing them...
If I were a search engine, I'd probably penalize your site and delist it on purpose because... really... it's just SEO spam that's taking other people's content and adding noise =( You're not adding any new value for your users, you're taking away value because you're just making it harder for them to find the official sites of the games. Did you ask for any of the game authors' permission? It feels kinda shady, TBH...
I'm going to be honest with you. And probably a bit harsh. Note that this is not personal but that your site is very clearly not good.
Basically, you put a bunch of trash games on a page. The effort you made is minimal. And so the result is not something that you can monetize. You cannot reasonably aim to make money for nothing.
The games themselves, as I said, are trash. They are the sort of games spammers use to put out hoping some poor soul will accidentally bite the bait and then distribute malware or whatever. Poor quality games, full of ads, and many of them don't even work. This is the shittier part of the internet.
Given those two points -poor content and very low effort on your part- I can't give you any advice other than tell you that this doesn't even look like a serious effort.
