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it has category in tags. also has paid and free tags... i don't really thing that sorting between 0.99 and 2.50 would impact much my chance of buying a game.
by gcb0 13y ago
it has category in tags.
also has paid and free tags... i don't really thing that sorting between 0.99 and 2.50 would impact much my chance of buying a game.
it mostly boils down to: 1. will i install this in a device I am comfortable inputing my credit card? if so, 0.99 or 9.99 makes no difference if it is a good game. Is this device from work/family/etc? than it must be free.
- idle_processor 13y agoThe site's organization scheme has poor discoverability. Having the categories buried inside of a list element, instead of hierarchically closer to the root, is unusual and confusing. (Yes, many blog posts have tags at the end, but many blogging platforms also have major categories/tags in a sidebar.) Having the some of the most useful tags (platformer, puzzle, rhythm, etc.) highly visible before the listing would go a long way towards improving usability of the site. All of that said, I am a big fan of the site's concept.