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Brutally Honest Feedback: **** LOADING ISSUES **** Went into the game shows "Click here to play the loop", click Play Loop. Does nothing. Check Chrome consol
by vunderba 9mo ago
Brutally Honest Feedback:
**** LOADING ISSUES ****
Went into the game shows "Click here to play the loop", click Play Loop. Does nothing.
Check Chrome console:
Initialized level with amountOfSteps = 8
Not Ready Yet
About 60 seconds later after numerous times clicking "Play Loop" it worked.
You need a spinner/progress bar or some visual indication that the game is still loading.
**** UI / UX ****
What the heck does +22 more mean at the top? 22 remaining levels?
**** SOUND ****
Click the Speaker Icon - no apparent error. Check console:
Uncaught Error: Sample not found: undefined
at AudioLibrary.getSample (audio.js:56:13)
at AudioLibrary.playSampleAfter (audio.js:71:25)
Wait a few seconds - click them again. They work. You've got some serious preloading issues that need to be resolved.
**** POSITIVES ****
I like the switchable color themes, and the sounds seem pretty decent as well.
**** CONCLUSION ****
At this point I just got tired of being a beta tester. I don't care if people use LLMs to make things. I DO care if it results in basic testing being skipped.
- eliasdorneles 9mo agoThanks for trying it out and thank you for the honest feedback. That's interesting, many friends of mine tested it and nobody reported an issue with loading. (Btw I wrote the audio loading code more than 10 years ago, it wasn't written by any LLM -- you're free to judge tho) Yes, the +22 at the top means the remaining levels. I need to clarify that, you're the second person that seems confused by it. Thank you again for the feedback.
- vunderba 9mo agoSure. Honestly I do think you have a game here that seems like it could be fun, so I got frustrated when it didn't work. :) Hmmm. Well then honestly I'm not sure about the audio. Did you cross-test against a number of browsers? This happened to me on a Mac running Chromium. Firefox/Chrome both have a Network Throttle. Maybe try setting it to something like 3G/4G (along with disabling the cache) and see if that helps to repro the issue?
- eliasdorneles 9mo agoTbh I've only personally tested on Firefox (desktop and mobile) on Linux and Android, and some friends tried on Chrome. I'm going to install Chromium and see if I can reproduce -- thanks!