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Hi, I made this game. Really appreciate the feedback! Seems like older images tend to be frustrating, so I think I'll use them less going forward. Also, older
by pngeez 1y ago
Hi, I made this game. Really appreciate the feedback! Seems like older images tend to be frustrating, so I think I'll use them less going forward.
Also, older photos are scored more generously, so being a few decades off won’t tank your score nearly as much as it would on a newer one.
- frereubu 1y agoThis is fun. One tiny bit of UI feedback - when maximising the image, I'd expect the escape key to go back to the game, and found it a bit frustrating when it didn't.
- Al-Khwarizmi 1y agoFor the record, I especially enjoyed the older photos. Maybe it's just a matter of making it obvious in the UI that they penalize less, so that score maximizers won't be annoyed with them.
- b112 1y agoYes! Games are to be fun, but for many the challenge is fun.
- asdf12341 1y agoHi, I think you should credit the photographer of these as well.
- darkerside 1y agoI disagree with all of that feedback. Might be because I got top 3%. I don't mean this in a mean way, but it sounds like sour grapes to me!
- Rapzid 1y agoI got that London blitz photo bang on. The older photos are fun.
- lolinder 1y agoNo, don't stop using the older images! They were the most fun for me! Reasoning about the political landscape that would have led to the beach photo was challenging and rewarding when I got it right. And the London Blitz photo was also a ton of fun to see and think about.
- gradascent 1y agoAdding to the chorus: I like the older images and the precise year is important! The underground shelter is something that wouldn’t exist just a few years after that photo, or before.
- lostlogin 1y ago> The underground shelter is something that wouldn’t exist just a few years after that photo, or before. It’s probably there now, it’s the London Underground.